The Nose Knows: Equitation Scientists Call for Monitoring of Dressage...
Rumors abound of the practice of "cranking" on padded nosebands of dressage horses, as if a tight noseband gives some advantage of either control of the horse, keeping the mouth closed, or enforcing a...
View ArticleAnimal Health Trust Study: Saddle Slip May Be Early Indicator of Lameness in...
If a horse's saddle slips, is the rider to blame? Or the saddle? Or the horse? A new study from Sue Dyson FRCVS, from the equine orthopedics clinic at the Animal Health Trust in Great Britain has...
View ArticleRider Input Needed for Saddle Research Project’s Online Survey
Equine vets at the Animal Health Trust are appealing to horse riders to help with an important research project that will assess the interaction between horse, saddle and rider. Participants simply...
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