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Sines, cosines and the nature of the pelvic roll in Warmblood horses - Vimarsana News

Sines, cosines and the nature of the pelvic roll in Warmblood horses

Scientists use whole waveform analysis in identifying and describing common patterns and individual variation in movement data.

Smartphone cameras show promise for lameness assessment in horses - Vimarsana News

Smartphone cameras show promise for lameness assessment in horses

Swedish researchers apply computer vision technology - a subcategory of artificial intelligence.

How the murder of a Swedish rapper shocked a nation and put police on the back foot - Vimarsana News

How the murder of a Swedish rapper shocked a nation and put police on the back foot

Ultraviolent gangs are threatening to subvert the rule of law in Sweden. We head out with police in a Gothenburg suburb to find out what it could mean for the rest of Europe and the UK

Guidance given on horse rein-tension studies in fresh review - Vimarsana News

Guidance given on horse rein-tension studies in fresh review

"An important application of rein tension measurements lies in their use as a tool to improve equestrianism and horse welfare."

Yes, horses are sensitive to the bit, but there are aversive behaviours - Vimarsana News

Yes, horses are sensitive to the bit, but there are aversive behaviours

Horsetalk.co.nz Yes, horses are sensitive to the bit, but there are aversive behaviours Share The position of the handler during the experiment. To determine the resultant force to which the horse’s nose or mouth was subjected, left and right rein tension values were added. Rein tension values indicated in the picture are examples only. Photo: Eisersiö et al. https://doi.org/10.3389/fvets.2021.652015 Horses are considerably more sensitive to rein signals delivered through a bit than a conventional fabric halter, researchers have found, but there was also clear evidence of their di...