Clear differences seen in the reaction of horses to the emotional valence of a laugh and growl.

Study in California shines fresh light on risks around catastrophic breakdowns.

Donkeys, and to a lesser extent mules, appear not to be as adapted to colder, wet climates as horses, and may require additional protection from the elements, such as access to a wind and waterproof shelter.

“It’s exciting to think that a single blood sample may be all we need to help identify an individual at-risk horse.”

Study raises prospect of testing Arabian horses for the variant to determine the potential for racing success.

Water treadmill exercise has been increasingly used over the past decade for training as well as back injury recovery.

Researchers identify factors linked to transport-related problem behaviors in horses.

“Just put a few drops of lavender essential oil on your hand and let your horse sniff,” reports one of the researchers.

Ear movements suggest they may be seeking the help of people to get an unreachable food reward.

First confirmed case of Besnoitia bennetti in a donkey in Europe reported in journal.

“The more horses emitted snorts, the more they were in a good welfare state,” researchers reported.

Findings open potential avenues for future treatments for exercise induced pulmonary haemorrhage.