Dr. Alison Moore

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Respiratory Viruses Webinar Video Available

January 21, 2022

An overview of respiratory viruses, the effect of these on racehorses’ health, vaccination and practical biosecurity were some of the key topics discussed during the webinar, Key Learnings from Albert...

Free Respiratory Webinar On January 18

January 11, 2022

As a result of the recent influenza outbreak in Alberta’s harness racing industry, Standardbred Canada has brought together a panel of industry experts for a free online webinar, on Tuesday, Jan. 18 f...

Bathe, Scrape, Repeat

Bathing horses is second nature to most in the harness racing business, but there are a few things to keep in mind during times of hot and humid weather conditions....read on

What To Know About Strangles

August 13, 2020

Dr. Alison Moore, Lead Veterinarian for Animal Health and Welfare at the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture and Food, has penned the following Q & A feature on equine strangles....read on

E. coli, Water Testing & Horses

When people hear “E. coli” thoughts may drift to reports of waterborne illness such as the tragic Walkerton outbreak of 2000...read on

Bathe, Scrape, Repeat

Bathing horses is second nature to most in the harness racing business but there are a few things to keep in mind during times of hot and humid weather conditions....read on

Commission To Meet With Vets

February 10, 2015

Officials from the Ontario Racing Commission have announced that in the interest of ongoing dialogue with the veterinarian community, the ORC will be meeting with its licensed veterinarians Wednesday ...

Dealing With An EHV-1 Outbreak

"It will soon be that time of year when trainers, staff and horses will be making their long spring migration back to Ontario from warmer climates."

Dr. Alison Moore On Winter Racing

February 25, 2014

Trot Blogs is pleased to welcome Dr. Alison Moore, who will be contributing information to the Standardbred Canada website on an ongoing basis.

Dr. Moore Talks Strangles

With strangles outbreaks in both eastern and western Canada, Dr. Alison Moore has provided Trot Insider with some in-depth information about Streptococcus equi.