Head–Neck Positions in Ridden Horses: Defining Degrees of Flexion and Their Impact on Equine Behavior and Welfare

Kathrin Kienapfel, Elke Hartmann, Belinda Preiss, Iris Bachmann

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10.64292/a5c5mj66
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2025-07-08
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International Journal of Equine Science
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Rasayely
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@article{allodium:10.64292/a5c5mj66,
  title = {Head–Neck Positions in Ridden Horses: Defining Degrees of Flexion and Their Impact on Equine Behavior and Welfare},
  author = {Kathrin Kienapfel and Elke Hartmann and Belinda Preiss and Iris Bachmann},
  year = {2025},
  journal = {International Journal of Equine Science},
  doi = {10.64292/a5c5mj66},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.64292/a5c5mj66}
}

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TI  - Head–Neck Positions in Ridden Horses: Defining Degrees of Flexion and Their Impact on Equine Behavior and Welfare
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AU  - Belinda Preiss
AU  - Iris Bachmann
PY  - 2025
JO  - International Journal of Equine Science
DO  - 10.64292/a5c5mj66
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Kienapfel, K., Hartmann, E., Preiss, B., & Bachmann, I. (2025). Head–Neck Positions in Ridden Horses: Defining Degrees of Flexion and Their Impact on Equine Behavior and Welfare. International Journal of Equine Science. https://doi.org/10.64292/a5c5mj66

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