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August 30, 2019 Horsetalk.co.nz
Endurance rides ridden at slower speeds over technically challenging terrain have fewer eliminations and better horse welfare outcomes, the authors of a New Zealand study have found.
Massey University researcher Kylie Legg and her colleagues, writing in the open-access journal Animals, noted that international media recently raised awareness around horse welfare during endurance competitions.
However, much of this attention has been focused on international-level FEI competitions.
Little, they said, is known about domestic-level competitions and their risk factors for elimination...
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