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Can Horseracing Ever Be ‘Sustainable’?

The problems in the declining horseracing industry are numerous and deep, and their exposure is due in large part to animal advocates. READ MORE

Even One Unsaved Victim Can Dampen Donor Motivation

A person is more likely to donate to a cause if positive messaging is used that focuses on a small number of victims who can be saved. READ MORE

Exploring How Horses and Humans Work Together

Horses can have relationships based on trust, mutuality, and cooperation with known humans. This differs from how horses interact with strangers. READ MORE

After the Ride is Over: Evaluating the Welfare of Carri...

This study assessed the welfare of carriage horses by looking at physical measures and concluded that most carriage horses have more or less adapted to their work. READ MORE

Conflicts of Interest: A Review of Whip Use and Horse W...

The pro-horseracing BHA made numerous recommendations which were almost immediately dialed back because of industry protests. READ MORE

Impact of Livestock on Giant Pandas and Their Habitat

The expansion of farming is changing the world and our environment in many ways; one of which is the significant alteration to the landscape. The expansion of grazing lands for [...] READ MORE

Repugnance as a Constraint on Markets

In a unique paper exploring the pressure of "repugnance" on economic markets, researcher Alvin E. Roth shows how people's distaste for certain transactions can have a serious constraint on different [...] READ MORE

Animal-Assisted Interventions: Making Better Use of the...

In this article promoting the One Health program, authors Daniel Mills and Sophie Hall offer a fairly comprehensive literature review outlining how companion animals are positive contributors to human health [...] READ MORE

Feeding Risk Factors In UK Leisure Horses

This online survey examined the feeding practices and problems of "leisure" horses. It looked at the correlation between undesirable behavior and diet, with a conclusion that hay was the optimal [...] READ MORE

Can Horseracing Ever Be ‘Sustainable’?

Even One Unsaved Victim Can Dampen Donor Motivation

Exploring How Horses and Humans Work Together

After the Ride is Over: Evaluating the Welfare of Carri...

Conflicts of Interest: A Review of Whip Use and Horse W...

Impact of Livestock on Giant Pandas and Their Habitat

Repugnance as a Constraint on Markets

Animal-Assisted Interventions: Making Better Use of the...

Feeding Risk Factors In UK Leisure Horses

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Can Horseracing Ever Be ‘Sustainable’?

Even One Unsaved Victim Can Dampen Donor Motivation

Exploring How Horses and Humans Work Together

After the Ride is Over: Evaluating the Welfare of Carri...

Conflicts of Interest: A Review of Whip Use and Horse W...

Impact of Livestock on Giant Pandas and Their Habitat

Repugnance as a Constraint on Markets

Animal-Assisted Interventions: Making Better Use of the...

Feeding Risk Factors In UK Leisure Horses

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