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Sixteen factors increase likelihood of a successful Eventing cross-country - study

Researchers examined data around 107,348 horse starts worldwide, involving 16,640 unique horses, in FEI competitions between 2008 and 2018.

Tim parkinIeuan bennetHeather cameron whytockMike bainUniversity of bristolUniversity of glasgowNottingham trent universityEquine veterinary journalMinimum eligibility requirementsEquestre internationaleEquine vetCreative commons license

Science provides the evidence to make Eventing safer, say researchers

"Our work demonstrates that there are opportunities available to make Eventing safer – it’s up to governing bodies to take the next steps."

City ofUnited kingdomMike bainHeather cameron whytockJan milneIeuan bennetTim parkinUniversity of glasgowBristol veterinary schoolUniversity of central lancashireUniversity of bristolSchool of veterinary medicineEquine veterinary journalBritish eventingVeterinary medicineEquine vet

Eventers with poor dressage scores could be blocked from cross-country, as 16 horse fall risk factors identified

A CAP on dressage penalties could make eventing safer – as findings from one of the sport’s biggest ever studies identifies 16 risk factors for cross-country horse falls. The study, “Towards a safer sport: risk factors for cross-country horse falls at British Eventing competition”, was carried out by researchers from the University of Central Lancashire […]

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British study identifies 16 risk factors for horse falls in Eventing cross country

The authors say interventions are possible to reduce the risk to horses and riders.

United kingdomCity ofMike bainSarah hobbsIeuan bennetTim parkinHeather cameron whytockCharlotte brigdenUniversity of central lancashireUniversity of bristolUniversity of glasgowNottingham trent universityUniversity centre myerscoughEquine veterinary journalBritish eventingCentral lancashire

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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