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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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Forces and pressures on the horse’s back during bareback riding by Clayton, H.M., Belock, B., Lavagnino, M., Kaiser, L.J.

“…The objectives of this study were to measure forces and pressure profiles when riding with a conventional saddle compared to bareback riding. An electronic…”
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Forces and pressures beneath the saddle during mounting from the ground and from a raised mounting platform by Geutjens, C.A., Clayton, H.M., Kaiser, L.J.

“…The objective was to use an electronic pressure mat to measure and compare forces and pressures of the saddle on a horse’s back when riders mounted from the…”
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WITHDRAWN: A review of the ridden horse pain ethogram and its potential to improve ridden horse welfare by Ladewig, J., McLean, A.N., Clayton, H.M., Wilkins, C., Fenner, K., Christensen, J.W., McGreevy, P.D.

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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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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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Electromyography in the horse in veterinary medicine and in veterinary research: a review by Wessum, R. van (Utrecht Univ. (Netherlands). Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Dept. of Large Animal Medicine and Nutrition), Sloet van Oldruitenborgh-Oosterbaan, M.M, Clayton, H.M

“…In veterinary practice electromyography is a useful diagnostic technique for differentiating neuropathies, junctionopathies, and myopathies. The electromyogram…”
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Modelling biomechanical requirements of a rider for different horse-riding techniques at trot by de Cocq, Patricia, Muller, Mees, Clayton, Hilary M, van Leeuwen, Johan L

“…The simplest model possible for bouncing systems consists of a point mass bouncing passively on a mass-less spring without viscous losses. This type of…”
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Prevalence of Osseous Pathology in the Articular Process Articulations in the Equine Cervical and Cranial Thoracic Vertebrae by Rombach, N., Stubbs, N.C., Clayton, H.M.

“…Reasons for performing study Osteoarthritis (OA) of the articular processes (APs) is recognised as a clinical condition in the equine cervical spine, but there…”
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Dimensions of 65 Extracted Equine First Premolar (Wolf) Teeth by Hole, S.L., Manfredi, J.M., Clayton, H.M.

“…Reasons for performing study The maxillary first premolar (wolf tooth) is present in a significant proportion (13–40%) of horses and is frequently extracted…”
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Vertical forces on the horse's back in sitting and rising trot by de Cocq, Patricia, Mariken Duncker, Anne, Clayton, Hilary M, Bobbert, Maarten F, Muller, Mees, van Leeuwen, Johan L

“…Abstract In equestrian sports, it is generally assumed that rising and sitting trot load the horse's back differently. The objective of this study was to…”
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Usability of normal force distribution measurements to evaluate asymmetrical loading of the back of the horse and different rider positions on a standing horse by de Cocq, Patricia, Clayton, Hilary M., Terada, Kayo, Muller, Mees, van Leeuwen, Johan L.

“…Pressure measurement devices in equine sports have primarily focused on tack (saddle pads and saddle fitting methods). However, saddle pressure devices may…”
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Comparison of mandibular motion in horses chewing hay and pellets [Erratum: 2007 July, v. 39, no. 4, p. 355.] by Bonin, S.J, Clayton, H.M, Lanovaz, J.L, Johnston, T

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: Previous studies have suggested that temporomandibular joint (TMJ) kinematics depend on the type of food being…”
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Biophysical Effects and Ground Force of the Baldree Traffic Simulator by Kowalewski, A.R., Schwartz, B.M., Grimshaw, A.L., Sullivan, D.G., Peake, J.B., Green, T.O., Rogers, J.N., Kaiser, L.J., Clayton, H.M.

“…ABSTRACT Traffic simulators are often utilized when researching turfgrass wear tolerance and recovery. However, the availability of a durable traffic simulator…”
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Effects on behaviour and rein tension on horses ridden with or without martingales and rein inserts by Heleski, C.R., McGreevy, P.D., Kaiser, L.J., Lavagnino, M., Tans, E., Bello, N., Clayton, H.M.

“…Unsteady hand position can cause discomfort to the horse, potentially leading to conflict behaviours (CB) such as head tossing or tail lashing. Some…”
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Trunk deformation in the trotting horse by Nauwelaerts, S, Clayton, H.M

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: Estimates of the position of the centres of mass (CM) of body segments are usually extrapolated relative to bony…”
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Hindlimb response to tactile stimulation of the pastern and coronet by Clayton, H.M, White, A.D, Kaiser, L.J, Nauwelaerts, S, Lavagnino, M, Stubbs, N.C

“…Summary Reasons for performing study: Lightweight tactile stimulators attached to the hind pasterns increase the height of the hind hoof flight arc but details…”
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Locomotor mechanics of the tolt in Icelandic horses by Biknevicius, A.R, Mullineaux, D.R, Clayton, H.M

“…To evaluate the locomotor mechanics of the tölt in Icelandic horses. 10 adult Icelandic horses with no history of lameness. Force platform data were captured…”
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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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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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