Intelligence study: horses are no one-trick ponies
Research improves understanding of how horses use their brains and identify cues.
Read moreResearch articles on the care and training of the horse.
Research improves understanding of how horses use their brains and identify cues.
Read moreThere are some who dismiss horses as being instinctive rather than cognitive in their behaviour.
Read moreResearchers probing psychology of competition horses find key areas for further study.
Read moreAn innovative yet simple product can save horse and handler a lot of grief.
Read moreA bolting horse is no-one’s idea of a good time. It’s a trait that can endanger both horse and rider.
Read moreWhat do you do when your horse refuses to pass an object or animal?
Read morePositive reinforcement found to be preferable to negative when training horses in stressful situations.
Read moreThe researchers found that dressage and high-school horses showed higher levels of anxiousness than those taking part in other disciplines.
Read moreFrench research indicates that dressage and high-school work create higher levels of stress in horses than the likes of jumping, eventing and vaulting.
Read moreThe authors said a recent review of tack-induced riding accidents listed more than 200 negative behavioural responses and 40 different diseases caused by the bit.
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