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    Webinar – The Equine Neck Anatomy & Function – Dr Gillian Tabor

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    A webinar about the equine neck’s anatomy and function.

    The neck is often down grazing, but it can move quickly in response to danger or when concerned, making it one of the mobile parts of the horse’s body.

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    Why are necks and their movement, especially head carriage of such interest – discussing hyperflex and a quick look at research in head carriage.

    The cervical spine – why focus on it?

    Why are necks related to performance and competition?

    A closer look at the bones involved and major neck muscles

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    Gillian Tabor MSc ResM MCSP HCPCreg Chartered Physiotherapist Cat A member ‘Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy’ Gillian has been working as an ACPAT Veterinary Physiotherapist for over 15 years. She specialises in physio for horses and riders, with a focus on treatment and rehabilitation of competition horses. Gillian is the programme manager and lectures on the MSc Veterinary Physiotherapy course at Hartpury University and is undertaking research, both her own equine projects and supervising students.

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