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This is the full version of the article printed in the March 2010 issue of Horses and People Magazine. Overshadowing is a technique we have developed at the AEBC to habituate horses to objects and situations they find scary or aversive to be correct. It is based on the scientific principle that when the horse…
DetailsTranslation from German VOICE – Cavallo magazine, July, 2005 Horses have remarkably good hearing – apart from having large and independently mobile ears, their audible frequency ranges far above and far below that of humans. So there is no doubt that the horse can hear the human voice. Whether it always responds to it is…
DetailsTranslation of interview in ”Hest” No 9. Page 16 Introduction One of the best horse trainers in the world Australia is almost as far from Denmark as possible. But we Danes often feel in harmony with Australians – it is as if their mentality is very near the Danish mentality. That was also the feeling…
DetailsClick here: Thinking about Horses the Horse Magazine Aug 2014
The Horse Magazine At the recent Global Dressage in Denmark, Andrew McLean presented a paper on the need for changes to make dressage judging more objective. It’s a topic that has been on his mind for some years now and he has been working away in developing these ideas. Andrew pointed out that: “Unlike…
DetailsThe interesting thing about Andrew McLean’s approach to training horses is that his thinking is a work in progress. There are so many self styled ‘experts’ on the horse scene who get one half decent idea and then spend the rest of their lives flogging it to death. Andrew McLean’s teachings are based on…
DetailsThe Horse Magazine Story – Chris Hector Photos – Roz Neave and file One of the refreshing things about Andrew McLean is that he is quite happy to cross examine sacred cows, and always prepared to think outside the square. So while for most of us, the German Training Scale is very close to…
DetailsRein back is a window as to how a horse stops, slows and shortens his strides, says the Australian equine behavioural scientist Andrew McLean. It gives a lot of information as well as being an excellent exercise to bring up the back of a horse. In English it is called ‘rein back’, which is…
DetailsWarren-Smith, A.K., McLean, A.N., Nicol, H.I., McGreevy, P.D., 2005. Variations in the timing of reinforcement as a training technique for foals. Anthrozoös, 18 (3) 255-272. Abstract Horses are used worldwide for a range of activities. Their usefulness and welfare in these pursuits are strongly influenced by their trainability, which may in turn be influenced by…
DetailsTernström, J., Hawson, L., Gunnarsson, E., Engvall, T., Karlsteen, M., Sundin, M., Berglin, L., McLean, A.N., McGreevy, P.D., 2013. Applications and use of smart textiles and technology in equine science. Proceedings of the 9th International Equitation Science Conference, Eds: C. Heleski and C Wickens. University of Delaware Press /Associated University Press. View ISES Proceeding Abstract…
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