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Make Hay, Not Straw Men! A Guide to Recognising and Avoiding False Arguments
Equitation Science

Make Hay, Not Straw Men! A Guide to Recognising and Avoiding False Arguments

Dr Kirrilly Thompson -
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Horse Riders’ Attitudes to Managing Risk “Disturbing” Says Safety Researcher
Equitation Science

Horse Riders’ Attitudes to Managing Risk “Disturbing” Says Safety Researcher

Christa Lesté-Lasserre -
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Anxiety Levels High in Eventers Post-lockdown, Say Researchers
Equitation Science

Anxiety Levels High in Eventers Post-lockdown, Say Researchers

Christa Lesté-Lasserre -
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Researchers Investigate the Horse-Human Bond
Equitation Science

Researchers Investigate the Horse-Human Bond

Christa Lesté-Lasserre -
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Disparate views impact the future of horseracing
Equitation Science

Disparate views impact the future of horseracing

Christa Lesté-Lasserre -
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Research into the Human-Horse Bond
Equitation Science

Research into the Human-Horse Bond

Christa Lesté-Lasserre -
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Recruiting the help from those who know their horses best
Equitation Science

Recruiting the help from those who know their horses best

Christa Lesté-Lasserre -
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Identifying ‘fearfulness’ in foals could improve horse sports’ safety, say researchers
Equitation Science

Identifying ‘fearfulness’ in foals could improve horse sports’ safety, say researchers

Christa Lesté-Lasserre -
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Researchers uncover scientific clue to the relationship between whorls and horse personality
Equitation Science

Researchers uncover scientific clue to the relationship between whorls and horse personality

Christa Lesté-Lasserre -
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Report of Bone Damage at Noseband Site
Equitation Science

Report of Bone Damage at Noseband Site

Cristina Wilkins -
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