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RACES are continually undertaking projects which aim to answer pertinent questions about surface standards. We are involved in projects aimed at improving the standard of equine surfaces Worldwide.
Our research cannot progress without your views
We asked over 300 riders what they liked about their favourite venues.
RACES were lead authors in the world’s most extensive study into the effect of arena surfaces on the orthopaedic health of sport horses
RACES examined the effects of moisture and compaction on surface performance...
Measuring grip is a capability which has so far been difficult to do effectively. RACES have developed the "first-of-its-kind" apparatus which measures torque.
RACES has been invited to be part of an international joint- research effort. The team including research groups from Europe and the USA represent the best researchers in the World.
RACES were commissioned to assess the management effects on the synthetic gallops at Dan Skelton Racing
We worked with a surface provider to assess the footing of the equestrian arenas used at the London 2012 Olympic Games.
In June 2011, at the test-event for the London 2012 games, RACES were commissioned to assess the first iteration surfaces