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Blog by Sophie Wyllie Jonathan McLean The thing I really love about equitation science is that it’s not discipline specific, or even method specific. People can take ES in…
DetailsBlog by Sophie Wyllie A few days ago a friend was telling me that a huge turning point for her and her horse was realising that she could let go…
DetailsMcGreevy, P.D., McLean, A.N., Thomson, P.C., 2009b. SMART: Sensitivity Models for Animals in Response to Training. The Veterinary Journal. Abstract Trained responses are said to be under stimulus control when…
DetailsMcLean, A.N., 2004. Short-term spatial memory in the domestic horse. Applied Animal Behaviour Science, 85, 93-105. Abstract This study investigates the ability of horses to recall a feeding event in…
DetailsRIDING horses is risky business. According to new research, you are 20 times more likely to be injured doing an equestrian-based activity than you are riding a motorbike. And even…
DetailsHawson, L., Salvin, H., McLean, A., McGreevy, P. 2014. Riders’ application of rein tension for walk-to-halt transitions on a model horse. Journal of Veterinary Behavior, 9 (4), 164-168. Abstract Rein…
DetailsMcLean, A., McGreevy, P.D., 2006. Reducing wastage in the trained horse – principles that arise from learning theory. Proceedings of the 2nd ISES Symposium, Milan, Italy. Abstract Direct evidence suggests…
DetailsMcGreevy, P.D., McLean, A.N., 2009. Punishment in horse-training and the concept of ethical equitation. Journal of Veterinary Behavior. 4, 193-197. Abstract By definition, punishment makes a response less likely in…
DetailsMcGreevy, P., Sundin, M., Karlsteen, M., Berglin, L., Ternstrom, J., Hawson, L., Richardsson, H., McLean, A. 2014. Problems at the human- horse interface and prospects for smart textile solutions. Journal…
DetailsThis is the full version of the article printed in the March 2010 issue of Horses and People Magazine. Overshadowing is a technique we have developed at the AEBC to…
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