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Megafires and terrorism: Are horses the answer to an overlooked threat?
Wildfires have become so devastating that they are now considered by some analysts as serious threats to the national security of the United States.
Equine care and trainingView All
Fear and training: Does a scared horse learn?
Psychology and physiology of equine fear explored in new training video.
From the breeding barnView All
Genetic basis for the athleticism of horses explored by researchers
More than 3000 genes with a role in equine athleticism identified by study team in Ireland.
Horse healthView All
Core bacteria in the gut of horses showed some stability over time in study
Sixty-five percent of bacteria retained within the bacterial community of the hindgut of horses over a six-week period whilst on a uniform diet.
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“To shoe or not to shoe?” Equine joint study looks at pressure loading
As a horse owner, one of the many questions you will almost inevitably ask yourself is “to shoe or not to shoe?”.
FocusView All
Extreme makeover, equine edition: Equifest four to show off their stunning transformations
Four World Horse Welfare rescue ponies are preparing to compete at one of Britain’s biggest showing extravaganzas.
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‘Midsomer’ star lends voice to desperate plight of coal mine donkeys
Horse and donkey owner John Nettles of Midsomer Murders fame is the voice of Brooke’s new campaign to help donkeys working in coal mines in Pakistan.
