Horsescience.co interviewed John Wright, the UK based industrial designer and creator of GluShu, a glue on horse shoe. Nailed on horse shoes have been common for centuries, in recent times,...
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Chloe Bailey
Photo credit: Margo Harrison / Shutterstock.com Over the last few years, the popularity of bitless bridles has increased. This has generated alot of debate around whether bitted or bitless is...
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Dusty environments are common when working with horses. Dust, when inhaled is not good for humans or horses and various studies have linked dusty environments to the prevalence of bronchitis...
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An online survey of 1,101 Australian riders performed by researchers at the University of Sydney aimed to investigate use of bits, whips, spurs and nosebands across disciplines. The study found...
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A poorly fitted saddle may limit your horse’s back muscle development and is linked to lameness. Over a one year observation period UK researchers found, five variables that correlate...
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The fast-faced turning and stopping manoeuvres of the polo may lead one to hypothesize that polo ponies would more likely suffer more mouth damage from bits than racehorses. Further, the...
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Chloe Bailey