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EVJ reports on the latest in saddle research

The equine saddle is the linchpin for horse and rider interaction and has a significant bearing on performance and welfare. As awareness and knowledge of this important three-element relationship continues to develop, the Equine Veterinary Journal (EVJ) has made the latest information from the recent Saddle Research Trust (SRT) conference free to access in a special science-in-brief online editorial here.

Monday, April 8, 2019

Equine Viral Arteritis confirmed in Dorset

The UK Chief Veterinary Officer has confirmed Equine Viral Arteritis in Dorset.

Published 4 April 2019

The UK’s Chief Veterinary Officer has today confirmed two cases of Equine Viral Arteritis in non-thoroughbred stallions on a premises in Dorset. There is no risk to public health.

Thursday, April 4, 2019

Together we can stamp out strangles, say equine sector leaders

Eradicating the UK’s most prevalent infectious equine disease could become a reality if more people were inspired to take action, was the message of an industry symposium which brought together leaders from across the equine community to discuss the better prevention and management of strangles.

Thursday, April 4, 2019

Leading education journal publishes results of horse and rider weight ratio study

The results of a pilot study on the effects of rider weight on equine performance have been published in the world’s leading journal of equine veterinary education, Equine Veterinary Education (EVE) https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/eve.13085

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From the monthly archives: April 2019

EVJ reports on the latest in saddle research

Equine Viral Arteritis confirmed in Dorset

Together we can stamp out strangles, say equine sector leaders

Leading education journal publishes results of horse and rider weight ratio study

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