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Equine behavior: students release the horses in pasture and return to the barn; horses follow [video]. Retrieved from https://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T30C4TR6

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TitleEquine behavior: students release the horses in pasture and return to the barn; horses follow
Date2009-2010; 2009
Persistent URLhttps://doi.org/doi:10.7282/T30C4TR6
DescriptionProduced as part of the Young Horse Teaching & Research Program of the Equine Science Center, Rutgers University, under the oversight of Dr. Sarah L. Ralston. Recorded at the George H. Cook Campus, Rutgers University. Subjects were RU Marley, RU Honky Tonk, RU Firedance, RU Woodstock, and RU Casanova.
NoteOne of a series of videos recording behaviors of draft horse crosses and U.S. Bureau of Land Management mustangs.
LanguageEnglish
NameRalston, Sarah L.
NameRutgers University
NameEquine Science Center (Rutgers University)
NameYoung Horse Teaching & Research Program (Rutgers University)
SubjectHorses--Behavior; Marley (Horse); Honky Tonk (Horse); Firedance (Horse); Woodstock (Horse); Casanova (Horse); Mustangs; Draft horse crosses; Weanlings; Yearlings; Males; Pasture play (colts); New Brunswick (N.J.)
GenreNonfiction films