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| 2002. The horse has constipation | 2002. The horse has swollen tendons | 2002. The horse pees with great difficulty | |||
| Nipah Virus affecting horse racing in Singapore & Malaysia | 2001. Never judge a book by its cover | 2001. Racehorse in the drain - shoot him? | 2001. This mare bites its belly | ||
| 2001. What makes a racehorse win races? | The Chairman's pony had colic | 2001. Urticarial lumps are itchy in any racehorse | 2001. This racehorse bites its tail | ||
| Dr Sing's research report on the Singapore/Malaysia horse racing industry during the years 1980 - 1990 | |||||
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What makes a racehorse club successful? Written by: Dr Sing Kong Yuen Date of report: Around 1990 Update: Jun 8, 2011. Some 20 years have flown by. Racing in Singapore is no longer the same as during the time Dr Sing was the Junior Veterinary Surgeon of the Singapore Turf Club from 1982 - 1989. The business of racing in Singapore in the late 1980s is compared with other racing clubs. The Singapore Totalisator Board was formed in 1988 and appointed an agent, the Bukit Turf Club to take over the racing and 4-D operations in 1988. It formed an interesting task force to reverse the decline in the racing industry. Visits were made to racing clubs in Hong Kong, South Korea and Thailand. One of the members was Dr Sing Kong Yuen, the Junior Veterinary Surgeon of the Bukit Turf Club. A start-up racing magazine editor asked Dr Sing to contribute an article for his inaugural issue. Rather than writing about common veterinary conditions of racehorses, Dr Sing attempted to write a useful article for the benefit of the racehorses, the trainers and the jockeys. Information was obtained by analysing the racing performance reported in various annual racecourse publications from the clubs in the U.S, South Africa, Hong Kong and Australia. These reports were requested by and sent to Dr Sing in his personal capacity as a racehorse veterinarian doing research on veterinary viruses affecting racing and experienced by other clubs. Pages of the article have been scanned so as to share the historical data and information with racecourse operators in other parts of the world and to encourage the younger vets to add value to their employers and do the right thing, making a positive contribution and difference to their working environment |
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| How the 12 pages of the magazine was researched and published by Dr Sing Kong Yuen in 1998-1999 | |||||
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| Dr Goh Keng Swee's few good mean and women - reversing the decline in horse racing - Part 1 | Dr Goh Keng Swee's few good men and women - reversing the decline in horse racing - Part 2 | ||||
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If your child is introverted, horse
riding lessons at the Saddle Club may
give him confidence. In 2008, the
Singapore Turf Club Riding Centre has been set up to make riding
affordable to the public.
Riders Lodge in Johor has riding
lessons and camps. |
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