Latest from Horse research
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Tackling inappropriate horse training at home – industry starts this vital conversation -
The impact of inbreeding on equine pregnancy loss -
Obesity concerns in horses as study finds weight tapes underestimate true values -
Concern as study found dressage horses behind the vertical earned higher scores -
‘We’re so far behind’: research on groin and seat discomfort and pain in male riders -
New research reveals most common findings in pre-purchase horse vettings -
‘Ambitious’ study on saddle fit for riders to help horses -
Study shows horses learn better when they are more relaxed -
‘Hearts and minds’: how changing owner behaviour can help our horses -
Researchers identify potential reason overweight horses make ‘train-like sound’ when exercised -
Want to ride clear cross-country more often? Check out this new research… -
Drug trial indicates significant benefits for horses with arthritis -
Is age just a number? New study looks at when horses become ‘old’ -
One in three owners don’t think an emergency colic plan would help their horse -
Scientists aim to identify ‘spooky’ genes in new equine research -
More movement found in unshod hooves, but study doesn’t claim ‘barefoot is better’ -
New research highlights links between stress, genes, and behaviour in equines -
‘Nothing will ever feel like this’: scientists’ joy as they work out definitive number of uses of baler twine -
Eventers with poor dressage scores could be blocked from cross-country, as 16 horse fall risk factors identified
