Laterality – or being right- or left-handed – is a common concept applied to both horse and riders. However, upon closer inspection, laterality may not always be what we think it is. Is laterality related to left-right hoof imbalances, or having more difficulty turning in one direction, or seeing out of one eye better than the other? In this webinar, Dr. Haussler discusses how structural and functional asymmetries contribute to perceived laterality. He also looks at how we might influence laterality, and whether we should even attempt to change these innate patterns.
