Recent study results yielded mixed results: Equestrian professionals, on the whole, appear to have an appreciation for welfare-friendly behavior in the show ring, but they disagree with scientists when it comes to head and neck positions.
When cribbers did not crib, their salivary cortisol levels were up to 38% higher than those of horses that don’t crib.
Measuring equine stress isn’t as easy as it might sound, one researcher said. Here’s a review of the current techniques.
Researchers found that as horses’ pasture time increased, repeat colic risk decreased. But with stereotypies came an increased risk of repeat colic.
Why do you think the horse world is predominately female?
Horses cast from other careers competed and entertained at the 2014 World Equestrian Games.
Anti-venoms have been derived from horses since 1884. Learn how researchers are working to improve these horses’ welfare.
Our international reporter takes a look back at the 2014 World Equestrian Games cross-country day.
As prevalent as EIPH is, we still don’t fully understand this potentially performance-limiting condition; here’s what scientists are trying to find out.
Our equitation science reporter shares why she doesn’t pat her horse for a job well done.
Researchers have learned that a low dose of a certain omeprazole preparation was as effective in treating some ulcers as the standard dose.
Watching the positive relationships between para-horses and riders competing at WEG brought this reporter to tears.
Take a tour of the art our reporter found around the 2014 World Equestrian Games.
Swedish researchers recently found that magnets in blankets don’t have quite the impact on blood flow that some manufacturers might claim.
Find out what not to miss in the 2014 World Equestrian Games Vendor Village.
A French equine behavior researcher aims to educate people about horses and how they experience their surroundings.
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