Dr Gemma Pearson RCVS presents on how we can enhance human horse interactions at the Thoroughbred Breeders' Association's Bloodstock Conference. A compelling talk from Dr Gemma Pearson on how positive and negative reinforcement methods can benefit horse handling techniques by training the behavioural responses required from thoroughbreds, thereby reducing their stress levels and keeping stud staff safe.
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