The Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority has announced the launch of HISA Horse In-Sight, a cutting-edge digital tool designed for regulatory veterinarians. Integrated within the HISA Portal, the platform combines a horse’s career and medical history to provide a unique and holistic view of its health and performance. HISA Horse In-Sight was developed to empower regulatory veterinarians to make informed, timely decisions with greater efficiency and accuracy, ultimately enhancing horse health and welfare across Thoroughbred racing.

“HISA Horse In-Sight represents a significant leap forward in how we approach equine care and safety in horseracing,” said HISA CEO Lisa Lazarus. “By providing regulatory veterinarians with an intuitive and data-rich tool, we’re empowering them to make more informed, timely decisions that directly impact the health and welfare of our horses. This is a clear demonstration of HISA’s ongoing commitment to leveraging innovation for the betterment of Thoroughbred racing and the protection of its athletes.”

HISA Horse In-Sight features an intuitive graph that visually captures a horse’s racing career, represented by high-speed furlongs over time. With an extensive array of data points, regulatory veterinarians can now access key information through a simple statistics box or explore a horse’s history in detail via the Horse History tab.

Key features of HISA Horse In-Sight include:

A comprehensive view of races, workouts, scratches and more, complete with result details and conditions;

Advanced filters enabling customized views by treatment type, injury outcome or veterinary list status;

The ability to compare multiple horses through the Race Day tab, offering valuable insights into intra-articular injections and injuries;

Dynamic time controls allowing regulatory veterinarians to explore a horse’s history across any timeline, with rolling totals of high-speed furlongs for precision insights;

Downloadable reports ideal for research, mortality reviews and other essential veterinary tasks.

This platform builds on other recent innovations like HISA’s partnership with Palantir to create a data-enabled tool that helps stakeholders identify horses at risk for injury before racing, and MedEnt, HISA’s mobile app for recording medical treatments.