Conversations in Equine Science

Thermoregulation in cold weather.

Research Reference:
C.M. Mejdell, K.E. Bøe, G.H. Jørgensen (2020). Caring for the horse in a cold climate—reviewing principles for thermoregulation and horse preferences. Applied Animal Behaviour Science, Volume 231.
Link: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0168159120301593

Horses and Summer Heat.

Janczarek, I., Stachurska, A., Wilk, I., Wiśniewska, A., Różańska-Boczula, M., Kaczmarek, B., Łuszczyński, J. and Kędzierski, W., 2021. Horse Preferences for Insolation, Shade or Mist Curtain in the Paddock under Heat Conditions: Cardiac and Behavioural Response Analysis. Animals, [online] 11(4), p.933. Available at: https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/11/4/933
FeedXL Link (10% off):
feedxl.referralrock.com/l/1NANCYMCLEA17/

How to provide a good life for horses.

References:
Nat Waran's presentation for World Horse Welfare: How to provide a good life for horses; Friends. Forage and Freedom!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zH-HgekkGxQ
Additional Presenters: Sam York, Coach and 3 day event rider/Rae Andrews, World Horse Welfare Field Officer.
FeedXL Discount Link (10% off)
https://feedxl.referralrock.com/l/1NANCYMCLEA17/

Effects of Transport Conditions on Horse Behaviour and Physiology

References:
Padalino, B. and Raidal, S. L. (2020) ‘Effects of Transport Conditions on Behavioural and Physiological Responses of Horses’, Animals. MDPI AG, 10(1), p. 160-178.
Link: https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/10/1/160/htm
FeedXL Link for 10% off: https://feedxl.referralrock.com/l/1NANCYMCLEA26/

Horse owners and trainers make important contributions toward equine research.

Research References:
Fenner, K., Dashper, K., Wilkins, C., Serpell, J., McLean, A., Wilson, B. and McGreevy, P. (2020) ‘Building Bridges between Theory and Practice: How Citizen Science Can Bring Equine Researchers and Practitioners Together’, Animals. MDPI AG, 10(9), p. 1644.
Link:
https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/10/9/1644/htm
https://www.e-barq.com

The 10 Principles of Learning Theory in Equitation Science (Part 2).

References:
www.equitationscience.com
For free poster downloads and more information:
www.horsewelfare.com

The 10 Principles of Learning Theory in Equitation. (Part 1)

Resources and References:
www.equitationscience.com
McGreevy P., McLean, A. (2007). Roles of learning theory and ethology in equitation.
Journal of Veterinary Behaviour, 2, pp. 108-118.

Bonus Episode

This bonus episode answers a listeners question on "What makes for a good research paper ?"

The Ridden Horse Pain Ethogram (RHpE)

Research resource:
Dyson, S., Thomson, K., Quiney, L., Bondi, A. and Ellis, A.D. (2020). Can veterinarians reliably apply a whole horse ridden ethogram to differentiate nonlame and lame horses based on live horse assessment of behaviour? Equine Veterinary Education 32, (10) pp. 112-120. (Not an open source article.)
Link to the "Horses and People" article which lists the ethogram: https://horsesandpeople.com.au/ridden-horse-ethogram-helps-identify-pain/

Tacking Up a Horse: Being a pain or in pain ?

Link to presentation by Sue Dyson, DVM and Adam Cummins, Mgr of Penny Farms Centre (World Horse Welfare). Hosted by Roly Owers, Chief Executive of World Horse Welfare.
https://youtu.be/3c_koj8cSxA