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Frank Ödberg Frank presents Workshop paper 1 In workshop 1: Welfare of riding horses Friday, 12 September 2008 from 14h00-15h45 in the Aula chaired by Frank Ödberg 176 Workshop paper 1 THE WELFARE OF RIDING HORSES: HOUSING AND MANAGEMENT PROBLEMS F.O. Ödberg 1 , M. Pierard 2 1 Department of Animal Nutrition, Genetics and Ethology, Faculty of Veterinary Sciences, Ghent University, Merelbeke, Belgium 2 Geelstraat 30, Sint-Truiden, Belgium Abnormal behaviours such as weaving or cribbiting are considered since several decennia as consequences of inadequate management and housing and not as simple illnesses of the nervous system (Brummer, 1978; Fraser, 1974; Kiley, 1977). Furthermore, all epidemiological and developmental studies agree about a series of factors associated with increased probability of developing abnormal behaviours, amongst which the most recurrent are: high proportion of concentrated feed, low proportion of fibrous feed, limited social contact, few exercise, long time spent stabled, higher temperament, breed differences, weaning procedure (e.g. Bachmann et al., 2003; Christie et al., 2006; Luescher et al., 1998; McGreevy et al., 1995; Redbo et al., 1998; Waters et al., 2002). Although development of ethologically improved stabling for single and group housed horses started since the eighties (Piotrowski, 1992; Pirkelmann, 1993), their application is still rather scant in the quite conservative horse world. Horses have been kept in stables and tethered for centuries, but time spent working was much higher as they represented the most important mean of travelling and the main source of power. Less exercise and high temperament in modern horses require adapted housing. Positive effects of alternatives have been reported in stable groups on e.g. fertility of mares (Benhadjali, 2007) and training (Sondergaard and Ladewig, 2004). Adequate designs should be developed when turnover is high (Furst et al, 2006). Some precise aspects still need to be optimized. E.g. adaptation of computer-controlled feeding stations to the specificity of horse behaviour (Vervuert and Coenen, 2002), use of different species of forages as a source of variation (Goodwin, 2007) and palatability of flavours in concentrates (Goodwin, 2005). Individual isolated stabling will always be necessary in some cases (e.g. quarantines, particular veterinary treatments). However, in many stables, a progressive switch to a more ethological sound management is possible. Contact information: Frank Ödberg or email frank.odberg@ugent.be or pierardmarc@hotmail.com Complete address: Department of Animal Nutrition, Genetics and Ethology, Faculty of Veterinary Sciences, Ghent University, Merelbeke, Belgium Species: Horse
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