OTI’s Welfare program featured in the most recent edition of the Equestrian Hub Magazine with an insightful article on the program itself as well as the heartwarming story of OTI’s Corncrake (now known as Harvey) and his owner Alisha.
“It’s always a joy when you hear of an organisation within the racing industry taking the wellbeing of horses particularly seriously, and credit where it’s due, Victoria based OTI Racing & Bloodstock are doing a fine job with their innovative Equine Welfare Program.[…]
In a nutshell, the welfare of all horses leaving OTI’s management, whether by sale or retirement, is monitored through the register, with twice yearly reviews to ensure the horse is going well in their new home. “We sometimes request a photo or video so we can see for ourselves whether the horse is in good shape,” Campbell explains, “but more usually it’s an email or a phone call to check in with the owner.” New owners are also required, by way of a written agreement, to provide any information needed to update the register, ensuring it remains both accurate and current.[…]”
Read the full article, written by Amanda Mac, HERE.
Part of the above is an excerpt from Amanda Mac’s article on OTI’s welfare program. The full edition can be found here.