Latest from Horse research
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Horses can help patients recovering from breast cancer, new study shows -
‘Grave concern’ as equine obesity could mean shorter careers – and lives -
Horses can discriminate between different letters, research finds -
Horses who have had fewer owners are more accepting of novel tasks -
‘Exciting science at work’: genes linked to equine success pinpointed -
Mares show ‘better’ behaviour towards humans and horses when in season, research suggests -
Equine kissing spines gene discovery may help save horses from avoidable back pain -
Horses’ lives at risk as owners can’t see the excess weight -
How walk work over poles benefits equine rehab and strength -
Salivary test could help confirm or rule out equine gastric ulcers -
One in four horses’ bits don’t fit, research finds -
‘Exciting’ saddlery project aims to improve horse welfare, comfort and performance -
Liquid titanium hat liners could boost rider concentration and confidence, study finds -
Understanding horses’ happiness is key to their quality of life -
‘Environmental stewards of our countryside’: research highlights positive impact alternative grazing systems can have -
‘Massive and powerful’ medieval warhorses thought to only be ‘pony-sized’, says new research -
Sacroiliac pain in horses: new research reviews rehab journeys of past 20 years -
Concerns over showing judges’ ability to identify overweight and obese horses -
Equine antibodies could boost the fight against Covid-19
