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Summer 2022 Edition of Our Newsletter, The Equine Science Quarterly, Goes Live!
Posted // June 11, 2022
Today’s the last day of New Jersey Equestrian Safety Week. If you haven’t already done so, visit a participating tack shop for special deals and discounts! For the full list of participating tack shops, visit https://t.co/MEU3OvAqOx #RUESC #Rutgers #NJESW #MindYourMelon
Posted // June 10, 2022
New Jersey Equestrian Safety Week is the perfect time to check your tack room! For resources on keeping your safety equipment in good condition and a video on "Safe Horse Farm Operations," visit https://t.co/MEU3OvAqOx. #RUESC #Rutgers #NJESW #MindYourMelon
Posted // June 9, 2022
Don’t forget to post photos in your new equestrian safety gear for a chance to win a swag bag! Post before Monday, June 13th to be entered into the competition. Be sure to tag us using #RUESC and #NJESW! Winners will be announced on Tuesday, June 14th. #Rutgers #MindYourMelon
Posted // June 8, 2022
Did you know that in the United States equestrian sports are the most common cause of traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) in adults? For facts and statistics on equestrian injuries, visit: https://t.co/Jo7f4AB9bw #RUESC #Rutgers #NJESW #MindYourMelon
Posted // June 7, 2022
Helmets and vests are two of the most important pieces of safety equipment to have, but there are plenty of other items that can help keep you safe. For some other items, visit https://t.co/Jo7f4AB9bw . #RUESC #Rutgers #NJESW #MindYourMelon
Posted // June 6, 2022
Vests are an important part of safety too! Vests should fit snugly around the torso; extend from your collarbone to the bottom of your ribcage, and to the end of your tailbone. Air vests should only be worn over a traditional foam vest. #RUESC #Rutgers #NJESW #MindYourMelon
