The six points of saddle fitting
These points will help ensure the horse can carry the rider comfortably in a saddle.
Read moreResearch articles on the care and training of the horse.
These points will help ensure the horse can carry the rider comfortably in a saddle.
Read moreSimplistic thinking often directs theories such as lowering the neck elongates the back muscles.
Read moreNoseband worn applied with “two-finger” rule still exerted large pressure pulses during work.
Read moreShowjumping faults more likely among riders who carry a whip, according to researchers.
Read moreFrench researchers go a step further, finding temperaments play an important part in response.
Read moreBoring routines, picky bosses, limited rewards. Little wonder horses buckle under stress.
Read moreFifteen minutes of aromatherapy with lavender essential oil reduced the heart rate in horses.
Read moreDutch researcher also delved into the complexities of the riding position of jockeys.
Read moreThe motivational power of a tasty treat far outweighs the pleasure of a rub on the withers.
Read moreThe concept of gaining control by exploiting a weak part of the horse is ugly.
Read moreTemperament has effect, but only if stress is involved in learning process, study suggests.
Read moreGerman scientists investigate the question: Are horses lazy?
Read moreStudy shows negative reinforcement is stressful when used to get horses used to unfamiliar objects.
Read moreStudy suggests just one in 20 riders within the ideal weight range for their horse.
Read moreGaits and performances cannot be enhanced by increasing the horse’s vertebral column’s range of motion.
Read moreDo horses share their rider’s enjoyment of sporting and recreational activities?
Read moreComment by Dr Bidda Jones on stabling, whipping, jumps racing, and horse sport in general.
Read moreBritish review proposes how next steps may be taken to improve understanding.
Read moreIt’s important to know your horse’s weight, so that medications can be given accurately.
Read moreHyperflexion has been around a long time, but equine physiology is still being ignored.
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