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Thanks very much for approaching this discussion so well, it is the reason I take part in only this one. The only disagreement I have with you is that you can study pain, as it will elicit a higher cortisol response that can easily be measured thr...
Once again please review this discussion, where we have already debunked this ill-informed statement that the FEI has banned Rollkur as mental abuse. Also please read:
van Breda, E. (2006). A Nonnatural Head-Neck Position (Rollkur) During Trainin...
Helyn, thank you for joining this discussion. Firstly I do not think it is prudent to refer to the scientific research and findings of some of the foremost academics in the field of equine locomotion as "Naive" please refer to:
Gomez Alvarez, C.,B...
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It is not MY LDR. I am not suggesting that I use, nor that anyone else should or shouldn't use any form of Hyperflexion. I am merely presenting the peer-reviewed scientific evidence, which suggests that there is a place for it in modern and ...
The April statement is not available from the FEI website, and this statements again refers to the misuse of the technique and does not ban it.
Once again I will reiterate that this statement is from November of 2008, so is the most current offici...
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- At 5:34am on November 6, 2009,
KatyM, Barnmice Commun. Coord. said…
- Teddy - I also want to thank you for posting all the articles and information on the Hyperflexion thread. It's nice to see someone calmly discussing scientific research in the highly charged emotional atmosphere surrounding the subject.
- At 9:38pm on August 18, 2009,
Ferrous said… - Hi, It sounds like you had a fascinating Bachelor's dissertation. Thanks for posting relevant article citations in the "Rollkur or Hyperflexion" thread. As a scientist and a rider I am very interested in this type of information. I have a fair bit of interesting reading ahead of me. :)
- At 1:46am on April 26, 2009,
Kathrine Gilker said… - www.wedgewoodfarms.org check it out
- At 10:54am on March 3, 2009,
LantzM said… - Thanks Teddy. Now we have to grow the site with pictures and informantion and maintain it.
- At 9:36am on February 27, 2009,
Kat said… - Your horse is beautiful!!! what typ is it?
- At 2:49pm on February 26, 2009,
meg said… - Hahaha. HI! This is so funny... I haven't learned how to use this but I am exploring... looks cool!
- At 9:24am on February 14, 2009,
William Micklem said… - Thank you Teddy...the bridle is terrific..I have just been out riding with my wife and three children - all of us in Micklem bridles...on a daily basis I see the difference and at long last I have an alternative to cranked up cavesson and flash nosebands and dropped nosebands that are too low. Having used the Micklem bridle for 10 years now I can stand behind it 100%. Good Luck with it...be the first to start a new fashion in your area. Jackaroo has a great deal to live up to with his successful family but I wll enjoy the process. William
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Thank you to everyone who came out to our Open House yesterday! What a great turnout! Stay tuned for more events!!
Congrats! And kudos for taking your time. It is the one ingredient to success often forgotten. Have fun and I'm envious.
Congratulation for your remarks. Horses are lame because they are not properly trained for the achievements they are asked to perform. Instead of using more drug to repair the damages, a more efficient application of advances in scientific knowled...
We had my pony between the shafts today! Pretty cool! Still taking our time...time's something we got!
There are different little devices to detect a lost person, one is Peeps. Riding clubs might consider getting a set.
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