RidingPreliminary study on horses´ responses to different bridles (with or without bit) during basic train The aim of a study carried out in Australia was to examine the cardiac and behavioural responses of horses undergoing the early stages of training wearing either a bitless bridle or a bitted bridle. Read more »Rising trot seems to be less demanding for the horse´s back compared to sitting trot Rising trot seems to be less demanding for the horse´s back compared to sitting trot Read more »Mounting seems to be a stressful experience for young horses Mounting seems to be a stressful experience for young horses Read more »Could work be a source of Behavioural Disorders Several studies have shown that in humans stress at work , may lead to a variety of negative and durable effects like for instance anxiety and depression. Read more »Do different rein types result in different pressure to the horses mouth Scientists from the UK investigated the effect of rein type on the tension applied to the horses mouth Read more »The horse as a healer - a study of riding in patients with back pain EAT can be used to reduce pain for patients with neck/back pain Read more »Rider asymmetry within equitation The rider¨s seat is essential for the performance in horse back riding Read more »Reactions of horses interacting with patients during therapeutic riding The use of horses for therapy is getting more and more popular all over the world... Read more »Assessment of cooperation between the rider and the horse A good “match” between the horse and the rider is essential for good results in riding...... Read more »Objective measurements of rein contact between horse and rider When riding a horse, the rider uses a number of different aids (signals) to communicate with the horse. Read more »Nervousness can be transferred from the rider to the horse There is a large number of accidents with horses and humans involved each year.... Read more »What effects do girth, saddle and weight have on movements of the horse It is not natural for a horse to carry a rider and it is generally accepted that the riding equipment we use and the weight of the rider can cause inconvenience and even pain for the horse... Read more »Does the rider’s body awareness affect the performance in horseback riding Horseback riding is a complicated sport since the rider’s results are judged indirectly through the performance of the horse... Read more »Successful equestrian athletes control anxiety better and have better concentration skills In most sports, success is depending solely upon human decision and response... Read more »Assessing the rider’s seat and horse’s behaviour: difficulties and perspectives The base for a good performance in horse back riding is that the rider uses a correct seat and position... Read more »New method to quantify harmony between horse and rider in dressage As in many other sports, e.g. gymnastics, judging dressage riding is problematic because the score is subjective Read more » |
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