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Speakers include internationally recognised foal care experts Peter Morresey (Rood & Riddle, Kentucky, USA), Jamie Kopper (Washington State University, USA) and Mathijs Theelen (Universiteit Utrecht, The Netherlands) together with 7 speakers with specialist expertise from the UK.

Evening trips include a supper and a visit to the award-winning National Heritage Centre for Horseracing and Sporting Art Palace House. The course dinner is hosted at the Jockey Club Rooms, complete with guided tour and a glimpse of a gorgeous painting Eclipse, as he was depicted in the 1760s.

The course is little earlier than usual this year and runs from 8th to 10th January, at the British Racing School just outside Newmarket, and further details are available here:

To see the recent progress made, Simon has posted an excellent video here.

Eclipse seems to have hit the spot well with everyone getting to grips with the new ways of working very quickly, and vets much enjoying being able to have complete animal histories with them now wherever their visits take them.

Simon explained, "We decided to invest in this particular veterinary software because of the fantastic reviews from many top Equine only practices because it has been developed in conjunction with one of the world's leading Equine practices, Rossdales in Newmarket. It has been designed purely for equine vets rather than adapted from other industries or from small animal practices. We are hoping it will further improve our service to clients."

Simon Constable's Equine Vets

Though Eclipse has forever had good systems to find animals due for their next vaccination or dental visit, the treatment reminders procedure was not an automated one. Text messages and emails could not be sent directly from the list of animals (whose owners were) due to receive them.

Now the process is much quicker and easier. Clients can opt to receive reminders or not, have these sent by text and email, or text OR email, and/or by post as well if required. A single text/email message can be created to cover multiple animals where an owner has more than one due a reminder.

Lab reports will still be emailed to your nominated address as usual, but can now also be automatically added directly to the horse history within your Eclipse practice management system. The Lab report will appear in your Lab report diary.

If, for some reason, any result cannot be matched to the horse, it will be added to the Lab report diary but will be marked clearly “NO ANIMAL LINK”. An alert message is generated to an email address of your choosing* asking you to link it to the correct horse. The result will not be lost.

To take advantage of this brilliantly convenient new service, please contact Eclipse or Rossdales Laboratories to let us know that you would like it set up for your practice?

All you need to do is supply us a valid email address for alerts, and... that’s it!

We will take care of the rest, and the set-up cost will be funded by Rossdales Laboratories

Take advantage of this new development and enjoy automatic filing of your laboratory reports.