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Zhodnocení současné situace v chovu anglického plnokrevníka a dostihového sportu v České republice
Sedláčková, Nikola
This bachelor's thesis on the topic "Evaluation of the current situation in the breeding of English thoroughbreds and horse racing in the Czech Republic" is prepared as a literary research. The work is divided into three parts. The first part deals with the history of the English thoroughbred breed. The breed is further defined from the point of view of its exterior and character traits. The second part is devoted to the breeding of the English thoroughbred, it deals with the development of breeding in our territory, its beginnings in the Napajedla, Albertovec and Mimoň stud farms. Subsequently, the current situation of English thoroughbred breeding in Krabčice, Střelice and Vlachovice is described. The last, third part focuses on horse racing. The history of horse racing is discussed in detail, which is followed by a description of the horse racing system, the horse racing rules with the participants in the horse racing operation and the horse race tracks that are currently in operation. At the end of the work, the situation of horse racing in the Czech Republic is summarized.
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Porovnanie plnokrvných plemenných žrebcov pôsobiacich v ČR podľa výkonnosti potomstva
Tomková, Kristína
I chose the topic of comparison of thoroughbred breeding stallions operating in the Czech Republic according to the performance of the offspring mainly because I would like to point out the competition ability of Czech breeding stallions in Czech breeding despite a large number of imports from turf developed countries and thus even stronger fathers compared to those who managed to get for the Czech breeding, because I was myself curious about the overall balance of selected breeding stallions. First of all I dealt with the characteristics of the English Thoroughbred, where I began the very beginning of the breed, from the three founders through the first sports use to breeding and use today.
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The history of horseracing in the Czech lands
MYSLIVCOVÁ, Petra
The graduationthesis deals with the history and development of racing in the Czech lands, especially since 1839, when the Racing Association was founded. To understand the context, the history of racing in the world from its beginnings to the present is also included. The author draws on available literature, periodicals andarchives. He source also from interviews with witnesses and people who are or have been involved in events related to horse racing sport in our country. The aim of this work is to bring the origin and development of racing sport closer to the reader in connection with the historical events of Czech history. The text part is complemented by a number of related photographic enclosures with captions.
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Posouzení úrovně českého dostihového sportu
VALÍČKOVÁ, Denisa
Horse racing sport has developed in the global industry over the years and is now an integral part of social life. The aim of the bachelor thesis was to assess the current level of horse racing sport in the Czech republic. The work also summarizes the demands and the impact of racing sport on the horse and rider and also assesses the participation and success of women in the Czech turf. The track record included the success of horses from Czech owners abroad, the participation of Czech horses in races, the number of racing horses starting in the Czech republic, the number of riders, coaches, stables and racecourses, the level of financing of the Czech turf and some basic indicators of breeding English thoroughbred in Czech republic. The observed period was from 1993 to 2016. It was found that the number of race horses, coaches and stables has been gradually declining in recent years. 1128 horses took part in races in 2016. The number of coaches decreased by 27 %, the number of racing stables by 29 % and the number of riders by 72 %. In the Czech republic 60 - 70 racing days will be held annually and 12 racecourses will be in operation in 2015. With participation in foreign competitions the success of Czech horses was 10.20 % in 2016 and the total profit was more than 51.5 million Czech crowns. From 2000 to 2013, the number of fertilized thoroughbred mares decreased by 63 %. The number of excellent female riders is increasing, with more races than 1000.
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Porovnání tréninkových metod podle specializace dostihových koní
FRINTOVÁ, Kristýna
The Thesis inquires into comparing the ways of training of English Thoroughbred race horses. The monitored race horses were stabled in the racing centre Luka racing in the South of Bohemia. I monitored 16 race horses; the horses were divided into four groups of four horses. The horses were trained for racing in various distances: the short-distances, the middle-distances, the long-distances and in the steeplechase races. The individual horses were monitored throughout the year. The object of the observation was focused on differences in training methods and on differences in activities used for the abovementioned groups of horses. I monitored the following activities: the frequency of using roundabouts in trainings, the length (in meters) of galloping activities and the length (in meters) of trotting activities in training units, the speed of galloping activities, and the use of paddocks for the passive recreation of the horses. The monitoring took part in three training periods: the transition period, the main period, and the recreation period. By close monitoring, it was found what differences there were in the quantity and quality of trainings of the different groups of horses. The most differences between groups of horses and between all the monitored parameters were found in the main training period. In the main period (when the horses were saddled with training and used in races the most) the average activity of gallop was 1,444.5 m for the short-distance horses; 1,259.4 m for the middle-distance horses; 1,705.4 m for the long-distance horses; 2,563.6 m for the steeplechase horses. Those figures correspond to the length of the races in which the groups of horses compete. The trotting activities of the horses in the main training period were also significantly differed. The short-distance horses did not use trotting activities in their trainings. The other groups of horses used trotting activities before performing their galloping activities. In average, the middle-distance horses covered 2,177.2 m in one training unit, the long-distance horses covered 2,714.3 m in one training unit and the steeplechase horses covered 3,513.87 m in one training unit. The smallest and statistically insignificant differences in the training of the individual groups of the horses were found during the transition period.
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