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Brill feedback so far thank you ... it nicely leads me to my next question: Which and why?: 'Art' Vs Science And for those of you who are more reliant on the 'art' and your ability to observe, do you use any measures such as condition scoring or bodyweight? Thanks

Hi everyone, Just a curious research question, not needing an answer for my personal use: How do you work out (be honest) how much to feed your horse? (inc forage)

Sorry re-read your post and realised you wanted the points of the horse. The heart girth should be measured at the girth and the length measured from point of shoulder (head of the humerus) to the point of buttocks :) x

Hi, Interesting no-one else has replied yet .. I think a lot of people still guesstimate according to the height of their horse and then take into consideration the breed of their horse and its age - as this changes their conformation. There are weigh tapes now available which estimate the...

Hi guys, I wondered if some of you could give me the low-down on this toe-flicking action; I realise that it is a desirable trait by some but I also understand it may be a symptom of early navicular - can anyone expand? Thanks!

It is specifically for all horse riders, regardless of standard, ONLY Many Thanks

Hi again everyone, I am doing my dissertation at university which is exploring the knowledge and understanding the lay horse rider has of the action of the bit and the bridle on the ridden horse. A good number of you have already completed my questionnaire online and your input is gratefully...

eventer96 - at just 13 to have a website set up beautiful horse you have, good luck to you!

Thank you again to everyone - you're all doing a fab job!! Please please do pass it on to all your friends who ride, fingers crossed data may prove worthy to publish! ps hey there ms Splotchy

you are all fab thankyou!

Hi there!, Please could you take five minutes of your time to complete my questionnaire at the following website and tell your friends about it too - it is exclusive to all horse riders - you do not need to own a horse to do it, just ride one!: www.riderstudy.weebly.com note: please answer...