Created to implement national, uniform safety and integrity rules backed by science and applied consistently across Thoroughbred racing.
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ALT Laptop displaying a webpage for signing up to the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority (HISA) press releases. The page includes fields for name, email, organization, role and state. Background has diagonal stripes with text encouraging sign-up for latest updates on horse racing safety and integrity.
ALT The image features a dark background with a message in white text: "Wishing everyone a safe and successful Breeders' Cup!" The logo of the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority (HISA) is in the lower left corner.
ALT Liz Stinson. The background features the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority logo. Text reads, "HISA Hires In-House Counsel, Reduces Legal Costs."
ALT The image is an informational poster titled "HISA Expands Nutrition and Hydration Resources for Jockeys." It features a refrigerator stocked with various drinks and several guidelines: "Prioritize Protein," "Time Carbohydrates," "Incorporate Fats," "Hydrate with Purpose" and "Limit Fiber." The HISA logo is in the bottom right corner.
ALT The image explains the process for retiring a horse with HISA and The Jockey Club. It instructs to retire via the HISA Portal or email. To unretire, it requires four months of availability before a race.
ALT A flyer titled "Void Claim Rule" features information on conditions under which a horse claim can be voided or not voided, based on veterinary findings. It also includes specific scenarios, such as post-race findings, that allow for claim voiding. The flyer provides a website for more information.
