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‘Urgent need’ to assess hat testing after falls research

THERE is an “urgent need” to assess the protective capacity of equestrian helmets under real life conditions, a study has found.

The study involved researchers from University College Dublin and the University of Ottawa, British Eventing (BE) national safety officer Jonathan Clissold, British Horseracing Authority chief medical officer Jerry Hill and Irish Horseracing Regulatory Board former senior medical officerin March.

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