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Reliability of surface electromyographic (sEMG) measures of equine axial and appendicular muscles during overground trot by St George, L, Spoormakers, T J P, Roy, S H, Hobbs, S J, Clayton, H M, Richards, J, Serra Bragança, F M

“…The reliability of surface electromyography (sEMG) has not been adequately demonstrated in the equine literature and is an essential consideration as a…”
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Dynamic mobilisation exercises increase cross sectional area of musculus multifidus by Stubbs, N.C, Kaiser, L.J, Hauptman, J, Clayton, H.M

“…Reason for performing study: In human subjects with back pain, the deep spinal stabiliser m. multifidus is inhibited ipsilaterally leading to atrophy,…”
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Science in brief: Interactions between the rider, the saddle and the horse by CLAYTON, H. M.

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Lesions associated with the use of bits, nosebands, spurs and whips in Danish competition horses by Uldahl, M., Clayton, H. M.

“…Summary Background Information is needed to guide sport administrators in formulating rules for equipment use in competitions. Objectives To seek associations…”
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Effects of barefoot trimming on hoof morphology by Clayton, HM, Gray, S, Kaiser, LJ, Bowker, RM

“…Objective  To monitor changes in hoof morphology in response to barefoot trimming. Methods  Seven horses were trimmed every 6 weeks according to barefoot…”
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3D kinematics of the equine metacarpophalangeal joint at walk and trot by Clayton, H M, Sha, D, Stick, J, Elvin, N

“…The metacarpophalangeal (MCP) joint and its supporting soft tissues are common sites of injury in athletic horses. Equine gait analysis has focused on 2D…”
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Effect of standing tarsal angle on joint kinematics and kinetics by Gnagey, L, Clayton, H.M, Lanovaz, J.L

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: The tarsal joint is a frequent site of lameness, but little objective information is available regarding the effects of…”
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A simple method for equine kinematic gait event detection by Holt, D., St George, L. B., Clayton, H. M., Hobbs, S. J.

“…Summary Background Previous studies have validated methods for determining kinematic gait events using threshold‐based techniques. However, a simple method…”
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3D kinematics of the interphalangeal joints in the forelimb of walking and trotting horses by Clayton, H M, Sha, D H, Stick, J A, Robinson, P

“…The objective was to measure 3D rotations of the distal (DIP) and proximal (PIP) interphalangeal joints at walk and trot. 3D trajectories of markers fixed to…”
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Stance phase kinematics and kinetics of horses trotting over poles by Clayton, H. M., Stubbs, N. C., Lavagnino, M.

“…REASON FOR PERFORMING STUDY: Trotting over poles is frequently used therapeutically to restore swing phase ranges of joint motion. It is not known whether…”
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Is a single force plate adequate for stabilographic analysis in horses? by CLAYTON, H. M., NAUWELAERTS, S.

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: Postural balance can be quantified using stabilographic variables derived from force plate data that describe movements…”
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Ground reaction forces of elite dressage horses in collected trot and passage by Clayton, H.M., Schamhardt, H.C., Hobbs, S.J.

“…•In collected trot, Lusitano horses have lower vertical impulses in the forelimbs and hind limbs than Dutch Warmbloods.•In ‘passage’, there are higher vertical…”
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Science‐in‐brief: Horse, rider, saddlery interactions: Welfare and performance by Clayton, H. M., Dyson, S., Harris, P., Weeren, R., Bondi, A.

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Swing phase kinematics of horses trotting over poles by Brown, S., Stubbs, N. C., Kaiser, L. J., Lavagnino, M., Clayton, H. M.

“…REASONS FOR PERFORMING STUDY: Trotting over poles is used therapeutically to restore full ranges of limb joint motion. The mechanics of trotting over poles…”
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Ground reaction forces and limb function in tolting Icelandic horses by Biknevicius, A.R, Mullineaux, D.R, Clayton, H.M

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: Gaited horses employ 4‐beat stepping (singlefoot) gaits that extend into speeds typical of trots. Ground reaction force…”
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Effects of athletic taping of the fetlock on distal limb mechanics by Ramon, T, Prades, M, Armengou, L, Lanovaz, J.L, Mullineaux, D.R, Clayton, H.M

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: Athletic taping is used frequently by human athletes to stabilise, maintain or strengthen soft tissue structures, but…”
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Dynamic mobilisations in cervical flexion: Effects on intervertebral angulations by CLAYTON, H. M., KAISER, L. J., LAVAGNINO, M., STUBBS, N. C.

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: Based upon human data, it is probable that many conditions associated with neck pain in horses may benefit from…”
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Comparison of pressure distribution under a conventional saddle and a treeless saddle at sitting trot by Belock, B., Kaiser, L.J., Lavagnino, M., Clayton, H.M.

“…It can be a challenge to find a conventional saddle that is a good fit for both horse and rider. An increasing number of riders are purchasing treeless saddles…”
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Energetic and kinematic consequences of weighting the distal limb by WICKLER, S. J., HOYT, D. F., CLAYTON, H. M., MULLINEAUX, D. R., COGGER, E. A., SANDOVAL, E., MCGUIRE, R., LOPEZ, C.

“…Summary Reason for performing study: It is well known that adding a load to a horse's back increases its energetic costs of locomotion, but the magnitude of…”
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Osseous spinal pathology and epaxial muscle ultrasonography in Thoroughbred racehorses by STUBBS, N. C., RIGGS, C. M., HODGES, P. W., JEFFCOTT, L. B., HODGSON, D. R., CLAYTON, H. M., Mc GOWAN, C. M.

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: The multifidus muscle plays a key role in spinal stabilisation. Multifidus atrophy ipsilateral to the side of osseous…”
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