Huebener, E. (2006). The Horse's Movement Cycles while Lying Down, Rolling and Jumping Up. Tierärztl. Umschau, 7, 347. Abstract: The horse's movement cycles while lying down, rolling and jumping up again as well as the necessary use of the horse's head and neck as a balancing rod will be explained with the help of photographic sequences. The reasons for lying down and rolling as well as the utilization of information on the connected motion sequences will be touched upon. Keywords: Well-being, balancing rod head and neck Permanent link \| Save citation: RTF

Abstract: The horse's movement cycles while lying down, rolling and jumping up again as well as the necessary use of the horse's head and neck as a balancing rod will be explained with the help of photographic sequences. The reasons for lying down and rolling as well as the utilization of information on the connected motion sequences will be touched upon.

Keywords: Well-being, balancing rod head and neck

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