Sweet Valley |
Well there's where I dissagree, Angel lol. I like choosing my own topics! |
Angels angels |
I would rather have an assigned topic or very strict regulations for your topic than free reign lol I hate having to choose it on my own |
Hummingbird Meadows |
Oh, on a side note I woke up this morning to 10+ messages from a drunk person harassing me about something I am selling online. XD |
Sweet Valley |
Yeah really. Last year I read books and websites for months and the same this year lol. Last year was the Horse History and this year it's Barrel Racing lol. I had like 30 pages or more of notes last year. But this year it's harder cuz there's not much on Barrel Racing's history except it "May" have been from Gymhanka, which was to prepare soldiers and horses for battle(Which they have Gymhanka competitions today lol) so I am still looking |
Hummingbird Meadows |
@Marsh, it is much easier and more fun to research a topic that interests you though. |
Angels angels |
That is cool! I love research projects because they make you do a deep dive on a particular subject. |
Sweet Valley |
Oh that's cool. I wrote a paper on the History of Horses and I'm writing one this year on the History Of Barrel Racing |
Angels angels |
One of my favorite projects was when I wrote a paper on the history of horse tack |
Angels angels |
Juno That is cool It is always more interesting when you results are opposite from your predictions lol |
Starfawn Sporthorses |
Angel I thought that too, but after reading some other papers on equine vision it seems they us their contrast perception to detect predators easier, which could be why they preferred the less obvious fences. |
Angels angels |
Juno Wow that is interesting. You would think being able to see the pole best would have the best performance |
Starfawn Sporthorses |
Also geldings performed better than mares, suspect that females ( of multiple species) have better colour perception. I think its been brought i in terms of women seeing better spectrums of colour but i suppose it could apply to multiple species |
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Angels angels |
I would rather have an assigned topic or very strict regulations for your topic than free reign lol I hate having to choose it on my own |
Hummingbird Meadows |
Oh, on a side note I woke up this morning to 10+ messages from a drunk person harassing me about something I am selling online. XD |
Sweet Valley |
Yeah really. Last year I read books and websites for months and the same this year lol. Last year was the Horse History and this year it's Barrel Racing lol. I had like 30 pages or more of notes last year. But this year it's harder cuz there's not much on Barrel Racing's history except it "May" have been from Gymhanka, which was to prepare soldiers and horses for battle(Which they have Gymhanka competitions today lol) so I am still looking |
Hummingbird Meadows |
@Marsh, it is much easier and more fun to research a topic that interests you though. |
Angels angels |
That is cool! I love research projects because they make you do a deep dive on a particular subject. |
Sweet Valley |
Oh that's cool. I wrote a paper on the History of Horses and I'm writing one this year on the History Of Barrel Racing |
Angels angels |
One of my favorite projects was when I wrote a paper on the history of horse tack |
Angels angels |
Juno That is cool It is always more interesting when you results are opposite from your predictions lol |
Starfawn Sporthorses |
Angel I thought that too, but after reading some other papers on equine vision it seems they us their contrast perception to detect predators easier, which could be why they preferred the less obvious fences. |
Angels angels |
Juno Wow that is interesting. You would think being able to see the pole best would have the best performance |
Starfawn Sporthorses |
Also geldings performed better than mares, suspect that females ( of multiple species) have better colour perception. I think its been brought i in terms of women seeing better spectrums of colour but i suppose it could apply to multiple species |
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