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Effects of human behaviour on equine welfare under scrutiny

“These papers confirm the current lack of comprehension, providing an invaluable insight, which will ultimately help us to accelerate improvements in equine veterinary practice and, most importantly, equine welfare.”

United kingdomTamzin furtadoDavid rendleCelia marrBritish equine veterinary associationBritish horse societyEquine veterinary journalBritish horseProfessor celia marrUnderstanding owner behavioursMotivation online collection

Competition history a useful predictor for lameness eliminations in endurance - study

Researchers explore risk factors associated with horse eliminations, specifically lameness eliminations, within British endurance.

City ofUnited kingdomDavid marlinFiona bloomPaolo pizziIeuan bennetJane williamsStephen draperBristol universityAnimalweb ltd in cambridgeInternational equestrian federationHartpury university in gloucesterEquine veterinary journalHartpury universityAnimalweb ltdCreative commons license

Female scientists win all of BEVA s equine research awards

Researchers rewarded for their work with prestigious awards presented at this year's British Equine Veterinary Association (BEVA) Congress.

United kingdomCharlie thornycroftChris burghesLesley youngAnnm kemperCharlotte charlie thornycroftPeter rossdalePamelaa wilkinsHuw griffithsCharlottea easton jonesRebeccac bishopEmily floydEmilyf floydAnnette mccoyMathijsjp theelenRebecca bishop

Findings raise questions over the use of tongue ties in horses

A special endoscope capable of monitoring the upper airways during high-intensity exercise was used in the German study.

United statesInga lindenbergWikimedia commonsAnn kristin bartonDana klausRoswitha merleAnne troppenzHeidrun gehlenGerman association of equine medicineFree university of berlinCalifornia chromeMaryland govpicsTriple crownKristin bartonFree universityEquine veterinary journal

Cross-country eventing risks laid bare in latest research

Researchers say findings should spark discussions around whether safety could be a higher priority in course design.

City ofUnited kingdomTim parkinIeuan bennetSteph freemanMike bainHeather cameron whytockBristol universityEnvironmental science at nottingham trent universityInternational eventing safety committeeGlasgow universitySchool of animal ruralEquine veterinary journalEventing databaseWorld equestrian gamesAnimal rural

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