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Industry Perceptions of Thoroughbred Racehorse Emotions and Quality of Life: Implications for the Development of an Equine Quality of Life Assessment Tool. [PDF]

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Show Horses, Work Horses, and Dead Horses

American Politics Quarterly, 1989
This study brings data on House members' use of time to bear on the traditional distinction between show horses and work horses in Congress. Analysis fails to produce the hypothesized two-dimensional structure in the time allocations of House members, calling into question the empirical validity of the show horse-work horse distinction.
Laura I. Langbein, Lee Sigelman
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Arthroscopy in the Horse

Veterinary Research Communications, 2003
To quote one of the greatest Italian veterinary surgeons, Professor Giancarlo Pezzoli, arthroscopy can be defined as ‘investigation of intra-articular structures carried out using an instrument provided with optic vision’ (Pezzoli, 1998). Referring to his elegant paper for a historic review, it can be seen that the importance of arthroscopy in ...
MUTTINI, Aurelio, Vantini C, CUOMO, Amedeo   +2 more
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Tolerance Induction of Horse Allergy by Horse Contact with Curly Horses

Pneumologie, 2017
AbstractA horse allergic rider completed 60 riding lessons on Curly Horses within six months. This rider has become clinically tolerant to normal horse breeds within this time. This case may indicate that riding and brushing ABCR Curly Horses after 60 riding hours facilitates tolerance induction. Our data indicate that this could be a valid alternative
W, Mitlehner, H C, Mitlehner
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The horse, the Kyrgyz horse and the ‘Kyrgyz horse’

Anthropology Today, 2009
Ethnographic material gathered among horse owners in Kyrgyzstan, as part of a multi disciplinary project based at the McDonald Institute of Archaeological Research is used to explore diverse ideas about horse breeding.
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A Horse Is a Horse, of Course, of Course

Air Medical Journal, 2016
You've probably all heard the joke about the horse that walks into a bar. The health care version goes like this: “A miniature horse walks into the emergency department. The triage nurse asks the horse ‘Why the long face?’” It's funny until you realize that the miniature horse is a service animal under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA), and you
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