(DUBAI, United Arab Emirates) – UAE-based Wisdom Veterinary Medicines, the exclusive distributor of Ireland-based GAIN Equine Nutrition in the UAE, joined hands to boost its vital contribution to UAE’s growing equine industry. It was reflected in the four-decades-established Irish producer sponsoring the Race-3 of GAIN Equine International Stakes and the Best Turned Out prize at Jebel Ali Racecourse in Dubai.
Founded in 1983, GAIN provides premium nutrition products for all equine sectors, including racing, breeding, leisure riding, and competitive equestrian sport. It fosters brand awareness and industry engagement by launching initiatives such as the Groom’s Prize, which recognizes those who work tirelessly behind the scenes.
Capitalising on Jebel Ali Racecourse’s passion and action-packed horse racing events, GAIN and Wisdom’s cooperation comes to strengthen the equine sector and highlight their support to the racing and equine community
Dr. Lina Binnshi, General Manager at Wisdom Veterinary Medicines, commented:
“We have been in the equine and veterinary industry since 2005 and are at the heart of the racing and equine community. We are proud of playing a key part in the animal care industry, assisting prominent government, private and commercial entities and prestigious stables. Through Wisdom Veterinary, we offer top-notch products – from medical solutions and supplements to a wide range of animal feed. All while maintaining a strong dedication to productivity, performance, and premium animal care. We are committed to raising the bar for animal care and welfare in the UAE by sourcing the best practical veterinary and animal care solutions.”
Eoin Sullivan, Export Consultant for GAIN Equine Nutrition, stated: “We are honoured to work with Wisdom Veterinary, a business that shares our passion for excellence in equine care.” This collaboration enables us to support the ongoing success of racehorses and the committed employees who care for them while introducing our premium nutritional solutions to the UAE’s racing and extended equine industry.”