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    Prevalence of movement asymmetries in high-performing riding horses perceived as free from lameness and riders` perception of horse sidedness

    Zetterberg, E., Persson-Sjodin, E., Lundblad, J., Hernlund, E., Rhodin, M.
    Published in PLOS ONE (2024)
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    Metodika razvitija proprioceptivnoj cuvstvitel'nosti sportsmenok-konnic 13-15 let na trenirovocnom etape (Methods of development of proprioceptive sensitivity of 13-15 years old riders on the training stage )

    Ilyichova, O. V., Sirakovskaya, Y. V., Lukyanova, E. V.
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    Proceedings - 12th International Equitation Science Conference - Understanding horses to improve training and performance. June 23-25, 2016 • French National Riding School • Saumur...

    M. Cressent, M. Renault, H. Randle, A. Bailey
    Published 2016
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    The impact of making-weight on cognitive performance in apprentice jockeys

    Cullen, S., Dolan, E., McGoldrick, A., O'Brien, K., Carson, B. P., Warrington, G.
    Published in Journal of Sports Sciences (2015)
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    Can equestrian professionals recognize signs of stress in the ridden horse?

    Hall, C., Kay, R., Yarnell, K.
    Published in DCA Report; Nr. 044 (2014)
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    Personality influences cognitive capacities in horses: synthesis of a series of experiments

    Lansade, L., Lévy, F., Calandreau, L., Fortin, M., Vidament, M., Valenchon, M.
    Published in DCA Report; Nr. 044 (2014)
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    Is elastic fantastic? The impact of elastic inserts on rein tension

    Randle, H., Abbey, A.
    Published in DCA Report; Nr. 044 (2014)
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    Should I stay or should I go? Horses can be trained more easily on a Go/No-go paradigm than on an Active Choice paradigm

    Hintze, S., Roth, E., Bachmann, I., Würbel, H.
    Published in DCA Report; Nr. 044 (2014)
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    The impact of making weight on physiological and cognitive processes in elite jockeys

    Dolan, E., Cullen, S., McGoldrick, A., Warrington, G. D.
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    A preliminary review of horse-rider reaction times in the equestrian population

    Williams, J., Barnett, K.
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    Differences in motor imagery time when predicting task duration in alpine skiers and equestrian riders

    Louis, M., Collet, C., Champely, S., Guillot, A.
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    Prevalence of eating disorder risk and body image distortion among National Collegiate Athletic Association Division I varsity equestrian athletes

    Torres-McGehee, T. M., Monsma, E. V., Gay, J. L., Minton, D. M., Mady-Foster, A. N.
    Published in Journal of Athletic Training (2011)
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    Equine and animal cognition reference database

    Krüger, K.
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