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Sydney Oﬃce Centennial Parklands Equestrian Centre Melbourne Oﬃce Flemington Racecourse PO Box 535, Randwick NSW 2031 +61 (2) 9360 6970 [email protected] EQUINEVET.COM.AU VETERINARY EXAMINATION Horse: Wild Wind Location of Examination: Hawkes Racing Stables, Rosehill Racecourse, NSW Date of examination: 7 th January 2021 A veterinary examination of the 3yo bay thoroughbred gelding Wild Wind (described below) was carried out at Hawkes Racing Stables, Rosehill Racecourse, Rosehill, NSW on the 7 th January 2021. At the time of the examination the gelding was about to spell, having raced the day prior at Warwick Farm Racecourse, Warwick Farm, NSW. Post-race he was given no anti-inflammatory therapy. Clinical Examination: The horse was presented in good clinical health. On clinical examination the horse has acceptable conformation and temperament. Auscultation of the heart and lungs did not reveal any abnormalities. The horse was examined at the walk and trot in hand, with no lameness detected. Palpation and manipulation of the distal limbs did not reveal any signs of significant injury or abnormal wear. Flexion tests of all four limbs were all normal, with no pain or lameness detected post flexion test. The following findings were noted, which are not considered clinically significant: • Small medial proximal splints on the inside of both forelimb cannons, old and inactive. • Small superficial graze to the left fore outside heel and outside of the back of the left fore fetlock. These occurred from an over-reach during the race, and will heal uneventfully. Endoscopic Examination: An endoscopic examination of the upper respiratory tract was conducted at rest via both nostrils. The horse had previously had a “tie-back” procedure performed (prosthetic laryngoplasty) in January 2020, with the result being a good stable tie back with an ~70-80% opening of the airway. There were no other structural or functional abnormalities of the larynx, epiglottis, soft palate, or pharynx detected, and a clean trachea. (Freeze frame of resting endoscopic below left) Dynamic Respiratory Endoscopic Examination: An Dynamic Respiratory Scope (DRS) was performed on the 29 th December 2020, with the horse exercised at the gallop over 1000m, quickening the last 400m. There was a good stable “tie-back”, with the left arytenoid held open ~80%. There was very mild flutter of the right vocal cord, and slight billowing of the soft palate, which are not considered a clinically significant finding in this horse. No abnormal respiratory noise was noted during exercise. (Freeze frame of scope at gallop below right)

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Page 1: Wild Wind Report 7-1-2021 - Amazon S3

Sydney Office Centennial Parklands Equestrian Centre Melbourne Office Flemington Racecourse

PO Box 535, Randwick NSW 2031+61 (2) 9360 6970 [email protected]

EQUINEVET.COM.AU

VETERINARY EXAMINATION

Horse: Wild Wind Location of Examination: Hawkes Racing Stables, Rosehill Racecourse, NSW Date of examination: 7th January 2021 A veterinary examination of the 3yo bay thoroughbred gelding Wild Wind (described below) was carried out at Hawkes Racing Stables, Rosehill Racecourse, Rosehill, NSW on the 7th January 2021. At the time of the examination the gelding was about to spell, having raced the day prior at Warwick Farm Racecourse, Warwick Farm, NSW. Post-race he was given no anti-inflammatory therapy.

Clinical Examination: The horse was presented in good clinical health. On clinical examination the horse has acceptable conformation and temperament. Auscultation of the heart and lungs did not reveal any abnormalities. The horse was examined at the walk and trot in hand, with no lameness detected. Palpation and manipulation of the distal limbs did not reveal any signs of significant injury or abnormal wear. Flexion tests of all four limbs were all normal, with no pain or lameness detected post flexion test. The following findings were noted, which are not considered clinically significant:

• Small medial proximal splints on the inside of both forelimb cannons, old and inactive. • Small superficial graze to the left fore outside heel and outside of the back of the left fore

fetlock. These occurred from an over-reach during the race, and will heal uneventfully.

Endoscopic Examination: An endoscopic examination of the upper respiratory tract was conducted at rest via both nostrils. The horse had previously had a “tie-back” procedure performed (prosthetic laryngoplasty) in January 2020, with the result being a good stable tie back with an ~70-80% opening of the airway. There were no other structural or functional abnormalities of the larynx, epiglottis, soft palate, or pharynx detected, and a clean trachea. (Freeze frame of resting endoscopic below left)

Dynamic Respiratory Endoscopic Examination: An Dynamic Respiratory Scope (DRS) was performed on the 29th December 2020, with the horse exercised at the gallop over 1000m, quickening the last 400m. There was a good stable “tie-back”, with the left arytenoid held open ~80%. There was very mild flutter of the right vocal cord, and slight billowing of the soft palate, which are not considered a clinically significant finding in this horse. No abnormal respiratory noise was noted during exercise. (Freeze frame of scope at gallop below right)

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Sydney Office Centennial Parklands Equestrian Centre Melbourne Office Flemington Racecourse

PO Box 535, Randwick NSW 2031+61 (2) 9360 6970 [email protected]

EQUINEVET.COM.AU

Resting Endoscopic Examination

Dynamic Respiratoy Endoscopic Examination (Gallop)

Disclosure: I certify that I have no current nor contemplate any future interest in the above horse or the monies to be raised from the sale of the horse.

Yours faithfully,

Dr Ross Alexander BVSc NB: This examination is valid for seven (7) days and is only for the use of the person requesting the examination. The issuer of this certificate has no contract with any third party unless specified herein. MARKINGS: HEAD: Few White Hairs LEFT FORE: Nil RIGHT FORE: Nil LEFT HIND: Nil RIGHT HIND: Nil

MICROCHIP: 985100012127729

BRANDS: NEAR SHOULDER: N

OFF SHOULDER: 104 over 7

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