equine research and information
Global health security experts are pushing to implement a ‘One Health’ approach globally, with human, animal and environmental health organisations working together to prevent, monitor and respond to public health emergencies.
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Researchers in Ukraine found interesting design features in leg armor found in a tomb.
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Dr Amanda Lamp brings decades of equine and research experience to the role.
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Research shows the value of using equine pooled cryopreserved umbilical cord blood in mesenchymal stem cells for treating joint pain and inflammation in horses.
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Henry hid his impairment to present a carefully constructed image of power and kingship.
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“Environmental Sustainability is key to the future of the equestrian industry nationally and internationally, and has an impact on our daily lives.”
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Early-harvested forage might promote the fluid balance of high-performing horses, researchers concluded.
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Technique could held save the world’s endangered donkey breeds.
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Meris Bickford has received the Equus Foundation’s Humanitarian Award. She left her career as a lawyer to “rescue a rescue”.
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The exhaustive catalogue produced in the study represents a key starting point in understanding the gut microbial community in horses.
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King Edward’s owner Georg Kaehny has been named showjumping’s Longines Owner of the Year for 2022.
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Researchers in Canada explore attitudes and experiences related to horse-keeping conditions.
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New index could ultimately help to compare welfare standards between different training stables.
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Webinar to explore the links between a horse’s diet and their behaviour, with a vet, nutritionist and behaviourist.
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Researchers wanted to see if sensors could replace observational monitoring of stabled racehorses.
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The Dar es Salaam declaration was signed during the Pan African Donkey Skin Conference in Tanzania at the start of December.
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Researchers in Germany monitored hormonal and behavioral changes in weaned foals.
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Staff and volunteers at the Gambia Horse and Donkey Trust halted their Christmas celebrations and swung into action to help three horses seriously injured in a stable fire over the festive season.
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The pressures could be a risk factor pudendal neuralgia, according to researchers.
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A portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte’s war horse Marengo is being offered for sale in New York by Christie’s.
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