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9-10 August 2025 at NTU Brackenhurst. A unique equine event - a weekend of lectures plus practical demos & workshops on horse behaviour, training, physiology, equine science and welfare at NTU Brackenhurst, Nottinghamshire. |
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www.equinebehaviourist.co.uk
[AI summary] The article discusses various aspects of equine behavior, including grief responses, welfare issues, training methods, and recent scientific studies on horse psychology and health. |
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www.horsejournals.com
Developing guidelines for health and well-being of horses transported by air. By Mark Andrews |
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www.horsejournals.com
When is a horse considered old? The answer depends on the individual. Some horses show signs of age as early as 15, while others remain active and healthy well into their 20s. Just like people, factors such as overall health, workload, management, body structure, and genetics all play a role in how a horse ages. |
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