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Hillydale Equitation Science

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24.01.2022 Great training on view here. Love how laid back the camel is.

21.01.2022 True for horses too

17.01.2022 No surprises here-great work by this team. The day when it is no longer acceptable to whip racehorses is getting closer. https://theconversation.com/research-shows-whipping-horses-

16.01.2022 Pasture for horses workshop. Come join us if you'd like to learn more about managing a healthy pasture for horses :) Contact Judith at the Southern Tablelands Riding School for bookings.

13.01.2022 Brilliant work by this team making it easier to assess horse (and other animal welfare) using the most up to date methods. What is very useful about this approach is it includes ideas about how what we do with our horses can be both good and bad for their welfare. Well worth the time investment. Great work team!

09.01.2022 No words. Whips and tongue-ties should be banned from racing.

08.01.2022 Useful. Have seen firsthand what happens when a corneal ulcer isn't treated- rupture of the eyeball. Horrible. (Not my horsea welfare case I worked on.)

06.01.2022 More evidence that whips aren't beneficial to race performance. Past time to ban their use in racing. https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/10/11/1985

04.01.2022 Hi all I am working with a team from Charles Sturt University and the Horse Trust in the UK to investigate what people think about horse emotions. We have developed a survey to find out people's views on this topic. We'd be grateful if you could fill it in and also share it widley. Thanks! Background info:... Do horses have emotions? Are they the same as human emotions? Are their emotions important for understanding their behaviour or how to train them? Would you like to help us find out more about what horsey people know about emotions in horses? There is an increasing interest in understanding the sorts of emotions that animals experience, particularly because this tells us something about their welfare. However, it’s not clear if we all agree on what emotions animals experience or how they express them, whether positive ones such as feeling happy, or negative ones like feeling sad. The Horse Trust which is funding this project and a team of researchers are interested in understanding people’s views on what kinds of emotions horses might experience and what signs people use to identify or interpret horse emotions. We have developed a short, anonymous survey to find out more about what horsey people know and believe about horse emotions. The information you provide in this survey could help improve our understanding of how horse emotions affect the humanhorse relationship, which may lead to better welfare outcomes for horses. If you are over 18 years of age and would like to participate in this study by completing this short survey, please click on the link below https://equineemotion.skyveapp.com.au/equineem/survey.xhtml See more