Advancing integrity and welfare in global racing

In March ICRAV 2027 Edinburgh will bring together leading scientists, veterinarians, analysts, and regulators from around the world to shape the future of horse racing for the 25th instalment.

Important Announcement

ICRAV 2027 will bring together leading scientists, veterinarians, analysts, and regulators from around the world to shape the future of horse racing. Building on a legacy of collaboration and innovation, the conference will explore the latest advances in anti-doping science, equine health, and racing integrity.

Through cutting-edge research, expert-led discussions, and global knowledge sharing, ICRAV 2027 aims to strengthen standards, protect animal welfare, and drive progress across the international racing community.

Important dates

May 2026

Early-bird registration
Workshop registration
Abstract submissions open

August 2026

Abstract submission deadline

October 2026

Notification of abstract acceptance to authors

January 2027

Early-bird deadline and workshop registration closes

Month 2027

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Highlights

Edinburgh are hosting this years ICRAV annual meeting. Here are the top 5 reasons why it is a must see event.

1. Heritage of horseracing in Scotland

1 | Heritage

Horse racing in Scotland dates back to the early 18th century, with formal meetings taking place as far back as 1707. One of the most important venues today is Musselburgh Racecourse, just a few miles from Edinburgh, which is one of the oldest continuously operating racecourses in the world.

2. Networking opportunities

2 | Networking opportunities

Horse racing in Scotland dates back to the early 18th century, with formal meetings taking place as far back as 1707. One of the most important venues today is Musselburgh Racecourse, just a few miles from Edinburgh, which is one of the oldest continuously operating racecourses in the world.

3. Edinburgh is home to…

3 | Edinburgh is home to…

Horse racing in Scotland dates back to the early 18th century, with formal meetings taking place as far back as 1707. One of the most important venues today is Musselburgh Racecourse, just a few miles from Edinburgh, which is one of the oldest continuously operating racecourses in the world.

4. Maintaining integrity

4 | Maintaining integrity

Horse racing in Scotland dates back to the early 18th century, with formal meetings taking place as far back as 1707. One of the most important venues today is Musselburgh Racecourse, just a few miles from Edinburgh, which is one of the oldest continuously operating racecourses in the world.

5. Largest group

5 | Largest group

Horse racing in Scotland dates back to the early 18th century, with formal meetings taking place as far back as 1707. One of the most important venues today is Musselburgh Racecourse, just a few miles from Edinburgh, which is one of the oldest continuously operating racecourses in the world.

1 | Heritage

Horse racing in Scotland dates back to the early 18th century, with formal meetings taking place as far back as 1707. One of the most important venues today is Musselburgh Racecourse, just a few miles from Edinburgh, which is one of the oldest continuously operating racecourses in the world.

2 | Networking opportunities

Horse racing in Scotland dates back to the early 18th century, with formal meetings taking place as far back as 1707. One of the most important venues today is Musselburgh Racecourse, just a few miles from Edinburgh, which is one of the oldest continuously operating racecourses in the world.

3 | Edinburgh is home to…

Horse racing in Scotland dates back to the early 18th century, with formal meetings taking place as far back as 1707. One of the most important venues today is Musselburgh Racecourse, just a few miles from Edinburgh, which is one of the oldest continuously operating racecourses in the world.

4 | Maintaining integrity

Horse racing in Scotland dates back to the early 18th century, with formal meetings taking place as far back as 1707. One of the most important venues today is Musselburgh Racecourse, just a few miles from Edinburgh, which is one of the oldest continuously operating racecourses in the world.

5 | Largest group

Horse racing in Scotland dates back to the early 18th century, with formal meetings taking place as far back as 1707. One of the most important venues today is Musselburgh Racecourse, just a few miles from Edinburgh, which is one of the oldest continuously operating racecourses in the world.

ICRAV 2027 will bring together leading scientists, veterinarians, analysts, and regulators from around the world to shape the future of horse racing. Building on a legacy of collaboration and innovation, the conference will explore the latest advances in anti-doping science, equine health, and racing integrity.

Through cutting-edge research, expert-led discussions, and global knowledge sharing, ICRAV 2027 aims to strengthen standards, protect animal welfare, and drive progress across the international racing community.