Research

More plant diversity seen in continuously grazed horse pastures in Germany compared to those grazed by cattle.

Sainfoin brought about a reduction in the number of small strongyle eggs shed, and larvae were less mobile.

Researchers say learnings from this study could be translated to other crops – rice, barley, oats and rapeseed – to improve resilience and reliability of farming in future climates.

The study at Cornell University in New York sheds light on a controversial debate in epigenetics.

The Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation will spend $1,661,180 to fund 15 new projects and 10 continuing projects at 16 universities, and three career development awards worth $20,000 each.

Researchers examined the question in a study involving 530 Australian Thoroughbreds and 103 riders.

Fresh research in Britain helps explains the economy, efficiency and athleticism of horses and other quadrupeds.

Two physicists use microrobots to simulate swarm behaviour in animals, with intriguing results.

Wide variation seen in tensile strength of samples collected in Mexican study.

The way in which the equine hepatitis virus behaves in horses could represent a powerful model to gain insights into

Río Negro virus and eastern equine encephalitis virus were detected in two bat species

Stem cell treatment and platelet-rich plasma were employed after six months of conventional therapy failed to heal the horse’s tendon injury.

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