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This DVD, produced by the Royal (Dick) School of Veterinary Studies at the University of Edinburgh details prosection techniques in horses.
In this session learners dissect the lower leg of a horse. Working in small groups, the aim is to safely dissect the limb, and identify select structures. At the end of the lesson, learning is reviewed...
Documentary about the horses requisitioned from British farms and country estates during World War I to serve on the front line. Brough Scott tells the story his grandfather Jack Seely and his horse Warrior,...
A BYGONES special produced by Anglia Television in 1975, recalling the age before the tractor when farm work revolved around the horses. Oral historian George Ewart recognised that as this generation of...
An interactive program designed to aid the process of ageing horses from dentition, and to highlihgt the major problems and limitations associated with the procedure. The age of the horse has a major bearing...
Explains, using diagrams, commentary and a live demonstration on a horse, a Robert Jones bandage and various methods of splinting which could be applied to fractures and severe tendon injuries - especially...
Sickened by the traditional methods of breaking in horses, Californian Monty Roberts has developed his own gentle and spell-binding technique, using kindness and mimicking the animal’s body language to...
Discussion of problems that may occur when anaesthetising horses under field conditions, and then demonstrate commonly used anaesthetic techniques.
In four parts: 1) THE HOOF explains the anatomy of the horse’s foot and biomechanics of the actions of the structures within it; 2) NERVES AND NERVE BLOCKS looks at the problems of a lame horse and...
Looks at good and bad conformation in the racehorse. Emphasises the overall balance as the deciding factor in evaluating faults that are acceptable those that are not.
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