Session 36. Behavioural evaluation of the working horse
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Date: 28 August 2013; 14:00 – 18:00 hours
Chairperson: Hausberger / König Von Borstel
Theatre Session 36
14.00 What is that horse doing: the need for a working horse ethogram
Invited M. Pierard
14.30 Stress in riding horses
Invited J.W. Christensen
15.00 More than ‘9 to 5’: thinking about horse working in the 21st century
R. Evans and N. Ekholm Fry
15.15 The role of human-horse relationship in a pilot project about autism and therapeutic riding
S. Cerino, N. Miraglia and F. Cirulli
16.15 Repeatabilities and genetic parameters for behavioural and physiological parameters in ridden horses
Invited U. König V. Borstel, C. Glißmann, V. Peinemann, S. Euent, P. Graf and M. Gauly
16.45 May work alter horse’s welfare: a review
Invited M. Hausberger, C. Lesimple, C. Lunel and C. Fureix
17.15 Temperament of school horses: relation with sport discipline and level of riders
M. Vidament, H. Schwarz, M. Le Bon, O. Puls and L. Lansade
17.30 Using appropriate reinforcement to trigger attention: the example of horse training
C. Rochais, S. Henry, S. Brajon, C. Sankey, A. Górecka-Bruzda and M. Hausberger
Poster Session 36
How to ensure a simple, secure and efficient training of the young horse?
S. Henry, C. Sankey and M. Hausberger
Equitherapy and autism: a pilot study about visual attention
E. Dubois, M. Hausberger and M. Grandgeorge
Are horses sensitive to humans’ emotional state during a leading task?
V. André, A.S. Vallet, S. Henry, M. Hausberger and C. Fureix
Evaluation of bedding material for horses in a practice situation
E. Søndergaard, J.W. Christensen and P. Kai