Recently, HIWU shipped bilingual posters & handbooks on barn hygiene to racetracks & training centers nationwide. Trainers can display these posters to mitigate sanctions if a positive test occurs. For copies, visit your local racing office, horsemen’s group, or the HIWU website.

Resources available here: Posters: hiwu.org/education-and-… Handbook: hiwu.org/education-and-…

ICYMI: HIWU shipped bilingual posters and handbooks on barn hygiene to racetracks and training centers nationwide. For copies, visit your local racing office or horsemen’s group office. Resources are also available at hiwu.org/education-and-….

Thank you Stephanie Jenson Horseracing Integrity & Welfare Unit for the bilingual posters on barn hygiene, Will continue to work together on CE for the backside workers

Stay informed about HISA's Atypical Findings Policy. This important provision addresses cases where a Covered Horse may test positive for a Prohibited Substance due to environmental contamination. Ensure you're up-to-date: hiwu.org/education-and-…

Preventing unintentional exposure to Prohibited Substances is vital to protecting your horses and avoiding violations. Our latest video outlines nine practical strategies to help keep your stable safe and compliant. Watch here: hiwu.org/education-and-…

📣 Introducing our first panel session of the 2024 #RacingSymposium! Join Horseracing Integrity & Welfare Unit leadership to discuss how HIWU work to implement an effective testing & investigations strategy that promotes the integrity of Thoroughbred racing while enhancing equine safety and welfare.

Statement on the Analytical Forensic Testing Laboratory at the University of Illinois Chicago hiwu.org/news/statement…

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HIWU and HISA Release Investigative Report Regarding University of Kentucky Equine Analytical Chemistry Laboratory hiwu.org/news/hiwu-and-…

HIWU is pleased to announce the release of our 2024 Q2 Report. This Quarterly Report provides detailed statistics on testing, results management, and case adjudication from April 1, 2024, to June 30, 2024. To read the full report online, please visit hiwu.org/about/reports-….

HIWU encourages you to report potential violations of HISA’s Racetrack Safety and ADMC Programs through our anonymous tip line. Any activity implicating horse welfare is a potential violation. Whistleblowers can remain completely anonymous. Learn more: hiwu.org/tip-line

HIWU's website features a collection of valuable videos covering important topics, including navigating a positive test, best hygiene practices, Out-of-Competition testing under the ADMC program, and more. Explore these resources to stay informed: hiwu.org/education-and-…

Picogram levels in positive tests are often misunderstood. In our latest video, we explore why it's crucial to look beyond "picograms" when discussing potential violations. Watch here: hiwu.org/education-and-…

Recognizing the difference between weight and potency is essential for understanding the significance of "small" substance concentrations in horses. Our latest video highlights why a "small" concentration of a substance can be meaningful. Watch here: hiwu.org/education-and-…

Our latest video on testing levels explains the concepts of Screening Limits, Thresholds, and Minimum Reporting Levels. Learn how they are different and why those differences matter when understanding positive tests for different substances. Watch here: hiwu.org/education-and-…