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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"D300 - Animal science"”.

  1. Electromyographic evaluation of muscle firing patterns in the ridden horse during jumping as an objective method of informing current jump training programmes

    The sport of show jumping (SJ) places great physical demands on the equine athlete. Despite this, selection and training strategies for the equine jumping athlete are largely based on anecdotal methods. SJ horses are generally selected at a young age based on quality of movement and jump technique. …

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  2. The effect of loading upon hoof wall growth and hoof shape in the Thoroughbred foal

    The hoof wall is adapted to take most of the weight-bearing of the foot and is anisotropic and homogeneous. Foals appear to be born with symmetrical paired feet which by maturity are frequently unequal in angle and width. They stand within minutes of birth subjecting the hoof wall to loading. Hoof …

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  3. The effect of aeration and aerator design on the physical, chemical and fertiliser quality of cattle slurry

    Intensification of agricultural practices has led to the production of liquid slurries in sufficient volumes that prohibits year round application. To reduce the risk of environmental pollution from inappropriate land applications, slurry is stored along with parlour and yard washings during the …

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  4. The Effect of Stretching Regimes on Stride Length and Range of Motion of the Equine Trot

    Kinematic studies quantifying the various influences on equine locomotion are widespread, however research on the effects of stretching on equine movement is limited and lacks in comparison to human medicine. Equine trainers should be aiming to facilitate movement that is natural, aesthetic and …

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