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Putting the animal back together: the teleonome ma...
Horses and People editor Cristina Wilkins opened the Animal Welfare Chapter program at ANZCVS Science Week on the Gold Coast with ...
There’s Two Elephants in the Blood Rule Debate
The heated debate over the FEI’s “blood rule” has centred on whether a “scratch” or a “bite of the tongue or lips” should automati...
Equine Voice: The world’s first horse behaviour an...
Most horse management practice still lags behind the science. Equine Voice — a new app by equine behaviourist Nicky Ross — bridges...
What structured horse observation actually reveals...
Most of us notice things about our horses. But noticing is only the beginning of observation — and observation without a framework...
What Kind of Horse Person Are You — And What Does ...
Ask a farrier what's wrong with your horse and the answer starts in the feet. Ask a nutritionist and it starts in the feed bucket....
Advance your passion: MSc Equine Science at the Un...
The University of Edinburgh's MSc Equine Science is a flexible, online postgraduate programme designed for graduates and professio...
The Price of the Podium: How Commercial Incentives...
When commercial success drives equestrian sport, welfare science reveals how breeding decisions, training systems, and competition...
Bits Bite: The Plight of Sport Horses
In this provocative poetic essay, James Garnham — the pen name of Professor Emeritus David Mellor — indicts a sport that has infl...