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The late Dr Robert Cook explains how bit use harms horses’ welfare and performance, calling for bit-free sport to safeguard equine wellbeing.| Horses and People
CSU’s Temple Grandin Equine Center will soon open the Bill Keller Learning Lab—honoring Bill Keller’s legacy and expanding education, innovation, and equine-assisted services. The post New classroom at Temple Grandin Equine Center honors the legacy of Bill Keller appeared first on College of Agricultural Sciences.| | Colorado State University
Unlike most reports quoting only veterinarians, this analysis comes from Dr James Cooling—a medical doctor, qualified bit-fitter, and rider. He explains why blue tongues in elite horses are not cosmetic, but clear evidence of pressure, pain, and compromised welfare. The post Think Blue Tongues may be Harmless in Elite Sport Horses? Think Again. appeared first on Horses and People.| Horses and People
The late Dr Robert Cook explains how bit use harms horses’ welfare and performance, calling for bit-free sport to safeguard equine wellbeing.| Horses and People
The Hutchison Herd at CSU’s Temple Grandin Equine Center honors the Hutchison family’s legacy, offering healing and connection through the gentle strength of therapy horses. The post A herd with a name, a legacy with a heart: Honoring the Hutchison family and Hutchison Western at the Temple Grandin Equine Center appeared first on College of Agricultural Sciences.| | Colorado State University
A sharp proverb highlights the difference between rigorous equine welfare research and flawed, agenda-driven studies.| Horses and People
