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Learn to Recognise the Early Signs of Laminitis

Maja Stocker -
There is a lot still to learn about laminitis but, for the horse, extreme pain is the eventual result.  The changes to the hoof capsule...

Feeding for Coat Shine

Stifle Lameness

The Role of Veterinary Specialists and Referral Equine Hospitals

A Fly Went By… The Cutaneus Muscle Reflex in Horses

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Earliest Horse Domestication Clues Point to the Caspian Steppe

Cristina Wilkins -
New archeogenetic studies show clear evidence that horse domestication - and the drinking of horse milk - likely began in the Pontic-Caspian steppe, and...

Give up Your Goals

The Coaching Sweet Spot Part 1: Balancing Tradition and Science

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Equitation Science Conference: Free Registration Announced

Cristina Wilkins -
Thanks to the generosity of sponsors, the 2021 Equitation Science Conference is now offering free (yes FREE!) conference registration for all. This means that you will be able...

Anticipation Builds for the 2021 Equitation Science Conference

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Equitation Science

Equitation Science Conference: Free Registration Announced

Equitation Science Cristina Wilkins -
Thanks to the generosity of sponsors, the 2021 Equitation Science Conference is now offering free (yes FREE!) conference registration for all. This means that you will be able...

The Shoulder-in: More Than Dressage Gymnastics

Dressage Tanja Bornmann, BSc, MSc, MSc, Trainer B (FN) -
Recent scientific findings support what many students of Classical dressage principles have known all along: The shoulder-in exercise is not only good for the...

The Science on Choosing and Training a Show Jumper

Equitation Science Christa Lesté-Lasserre -
If you want your jumping horse to be a successful and “happy athlete,” choose - and train - that horse wisely. But what is...

Welfare Education Displays Work Say Researchers

Equitation Science Christa Lesté-Lasserre -
Sharing science-based knowledge about animal behaviour and animal welfare with the general public isn’t always easy—especially since social media often spreads misleading information. But...

Researchers Recommend Helmets On and Off the Saddle

Equitation Science Christa Lesté-Lasserre -
Head injuries and broken ribs are common injuries in equestrian sports, but they don’t have to be par for the course. According to a...

Human Mindset

Human Mindset

Give up Your Goals

Tanja Mitton -
If there's one thing we learned in the first half of 2021 it is that things won't go back to normal as quickly as...

The Year That Changed us all

Braving Trust as Equestrians

It’s the Thoughts That Matter

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Horse Welfare

Open the Gates to Good Horse Welfare

Jessica Morton -
When we picture scenes of animal cruelty, we generally imagine thin, malnourished horses in haphazard paddocks filled with abandoned cars, barbed wire fencing and...

When in Doubt… Turn Them Out!

Will You Know When It’s Time? Horse Euthanasia, the Hardest Decision by Far

The Impact of Birth Trauma on Horse Welfare and Performance

Can Bedding Improve your Horse’s Performance?

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