Research digests

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The three WALTHAM® Equine Research Digests summarise some of the most significant nutritional projects and findings from the WALTHAM® Equine Studies Group since 2003.


 

2004 WALTHAM® Equine research digest

This digest is a review of work published in 2003 and is available to download from this site.

Incorporates work on:

  • Oxidative Stress and Respiratory Health
  • Health and Performance of Endurance Horses
  • Influence of Nutrition on Growth and Development
  • Understanding Feeding Behaviour

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2006 WALTHAM® Equine research digest

This digest is a review of work published in 2004 & 2005 and a hard copy can be ordered free of charge from SPILLERS®.

Incorporates work on:

Nutrition and health

  • Laminitis
  • Respiratory Health
  • ERS / Tying-Up
  • Insulin Sensitivity


Nutrition and behaviour

  • Environmental Enrichment
  • Crib-biting
  • Foal Behaviour
  • Role of Tryptophan
  • Feeding Behaviour
  • Side Preferences
  • Flavour Choice
  • Rate of Intake


Nutrition and performance

  • Thyroid
  • Thoroughbred Growth Curves and Maturity
  • Sport Horses
  • Estimating the Bodyweight of Growing Foals


Nutritional science

  • Pasture Intake and Digestibility
  • Pasture Variability
  • Fat Digestibility

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2008 WALTHAM® Equine Research Digest

This digest is a review of work published in 2006 & 2007 and a hard copy can be ordered free of charge from SPILLERS®.

Incorporates work on:

Nutrition and health

  • Laminitis and Insulin Resistance
  • Insulin Sensitivity in Mares and Foals
  • Antioxidant Status and RAO


Nutrition and behaviour

  •  Food Preferences and Intake
  • Behaviour of Stabled Horses
  • Influence of Diet on Behaviour


Nutrition and performance

  • Heart Rate Assesment
  • Endurance Exercise
  • Glutamine Supplementation 


Nutritional science

  • Energy Intake and Obesity
  • Nutritional Value of Pasture
  • Growth and development
  • Diet and Coat Colour

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