#DidYouKnow? The NZ Horse Ambulance was established in mid 2016 after initial discussions between vets, equine codes and the Racing Integrity Unit. “It’s most important to ensure the best chances of recovery for horses, whether they have sustained racing injuries or when necessary to transport for surgeries or treatments,” said Martin Burns, Chair of the NZ Horse Ambulance Trust. “Beyond that, it’s also important to help demonstrate the deserved levels of care our horses should be provided.” There are now five horse ambulances in operation in New Zealand, with construction on a sixth currently being completed in Dunedin. We've got to where we are today thanks to our National Equine Welfare Supporters: Cambridge Stud Valachi Downs New Zealand Bloodstock gavelhouse.com And for significant grants received from: New Zealand Community Trust (NZCT) One Foundation Limited The Trust has also welcomed the support of many of NZ's equine veterinary practices and sports trusts. We'll c...