The List In Categories

Divide up this:

 THE LIST:
1. Injury Prevention
2. Athletic conditioning
3. Physical condition
4. Nutrition
5. Exercise schematic (protocol)
6. Warm up--race and exercise
7. Race strategy
8. Rider
9. Trainer
10. Animal husbandry--general horse care.
11.Animal compliance and compliance training
12.  Race selection
13. Track conditions.
14. Equipment
15. Shoeing
16.  Peer pressure
17.  Warm down.

into specific subjects.

The List:

Animal Husbandry (general horse care and physical and mental health):

Rider--good rider can be good for the horse in this sense.  Bad, opposite.

Trainer--same analysis.  If u walk ur shed row and the horses look like stall babies instead of athletes, likely there are significant trainer problems.

Nutrition
      --for health
      --for performance

General Environment:
     --Stall, Stall bedding--is it appropriate and sufficiently deep and dust free--stall door/walls in terms of apparatus and horse vice prevention
     --Fan placement so horse can get away from the air
     --Stable noise
     --Appropriate turnout.
     --Appropriate socialization--do these young herd animals really have to be isolated from each other?
     --Appropriate rest time and sleep
     --Location of stall away from track and track maintenance--ever try to sleep with a tractor
        running outside ur bedroom window
 Vet Care--teeth, worm, shots, general health

Athletic Conditioning For Performance And Injury Prevention

Exercise Schematic
Warm Up
Warm down
Shoeing
Equipment
Jock and jock training
Animal compliance training
Track conditions as relevant to the subject

Race Strategy

Race selection
Shoeing
Equipment
Jock and jock training
Race strategy
Track conditions and adjustments

Injury Prevention--a category unto itself

Track conditions

Misc.

Peer pressure
Track rules and customs