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Endurance committee takes first steps to clean up sport
The Temporary Committee established by the FEI Board in October to urgently review endurance rules has held its first in-person meeting at FEI Headquarters.
Horse healthView All
Unintended consequences in preparing the “big horse” for the “big day”
Dr Bob Cook questions the use of bits in racing.
Equine care and trainingView All
Subtlety in motion: Science brings equestrian art to new level
Tensegrity, integrity, elastic energy, force transport, are the new words of the equestrian art.
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Weed in pasture was behind horse’s failed drug test, FEI Tribunal finds
Invasive weed from America was behind positive test for scopalamine in an endurance horse.
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The unique and mysterious microbial world of horse skin revealed in study
The most common bacteria found in the skin of horses proved to be a surprise.
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Ancients may have portrayed the constellation Leo as a horse
Researchers find that paleolithic humans had a relatively advanced understanding of astronomy.
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Does the neuropathogenic strain of EHV-1 increase abortion risk in mares?
Study in Poland looks for links between the neuropathogenic strain of EHV-1 and abortion. None was found.
