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The Russification program is seen as a major threat that would virtually end the self-rule of the Grand Principality of Finland and Finland would have become just one of the provinces of the Russian Empire among others.


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It is decided to acquire both weapons and training abroad in order to separate Finland from Russia.


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On February 25, 1915 The first group of volunteer ice keepers arrives in Germany at Lockstedt camp to be trained.


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On 26 August 1915, Finnish ice keepers are set up in Germany with their own troop division.


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The number of recruits will increase considerably.


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On 9 May 1915, the Finnish Jääkär Battalion in Germany becomes Royal Prussian Jääkär Battalion 27.


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On 31 May 1916, the Finns leave for Latvia for the Eastern Front.


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27 October 1917 The first forward command force and guns leaves Germany for Finland.


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5 February 1918 A decision is made that the ice keepers return to Finland.


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On 13 February 1918, the Jääkär Battalion is disbanded.


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Military Oath and Flag Inauguration Ceremony in Libau (Liepāja), Latvia.


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On 25 February 1918, the main force of Jääkärie arrives in a convoy led by icebreaker Sampo, at Vaskiluoto port.


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[36] On 30 July 1914, Russia initiates a mobilisation to support Serbia, on which Austria-Hungary declared war, was briefly linked to the Icebar movement.


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On August 1, 1914, Germany declares war on Russia.


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War also breaks out between Germany and France.


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On March 15, 1917, Tsar Nicholas II relinquishes power.


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November 7, 1917 October Revolution in Russia.


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On December 6, 1917, the Finnish Parliament approves the Declaration of Independence.


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First Independence Day.


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On December 15, 1917, Germany and the new state Soviet Union agreed to an armistice.


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On 27 January 1918, Finland is mired in civil war.


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On February 18, 1918, the German-Russian armistice is broken because there is no agreement on the peace treaty.


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On March 3, 1918, Soviet Russia and Germany with their allied states agreed on the Peace of Brest-Litovsk.


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World War I on the Eastern Front comes to an end.


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On May 15, 1918, the Finnish Civil War ends.


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[36] See also List of ice keepers Jääkäri Jääkärietappi Finnish Jääkärimuseo Sources Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Ahti, Martti| title = Ryssänvihassa: Elmo Kaila 1888—1935: Activist, Armed Forces Grey Eminence and Academic Karelia Society biography| location = Porvoo Helsinki Juva| publisher = WSOY| year = 1999| id = ISBN 951-0-22043-4}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Enckell, Olof| title = Jäkärien story| location = Helsinki| publisher = Otava| year = 2005| version = (Jägarnas history, 1943.)


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Translated by Emerik Olsoni.


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Unknown history of Jääkäri: The genesis, nature, mood swings and internal crises and their reflections on the next years of independent Finland | location = Helsinki| publisher = Otava| year = 2000| id = ISBN 951-1-16158-X}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Lauerma, Matti (ed.


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Markku Onttonen and Hilkka Vitikka) | title = Jääkärien tie| location = Helsinki| publisher = WSOY| year = 1984| id = ISBN 951-0-12588-1}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Lauerma, Matti| title = Royal Prussian Jaeger Battalion 27: Stages and effect| location = Helsinki | publisher = WSOY| year = 1966}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Olin, K.-G.| title = Gunship John Grafton| location = Canvas| publisher = ASE-magazine Oy| year= 1994| id = ISBN 952-90-5260-X}} Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Onttonen, Markku (ed.


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Erik Heinrichs: From the extreme of the Baltic Sea: Photos and observations from the Jäkär excursions, (Finnish. Krohn, Helmi) Otava 1918.


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Citation error, replace with {{cite book| author = Jarkko Kemppi| title = For the Motherland: History of the Ice Markets and Ice Sheets | location = Helsinki| publisher = Minerva| year = 2011| id = ISBN 978-952-492-524-2}} Sulo-Weikko Pekkola: Gummerus Veikko Pekkola: Bullied by the people, WSOY 1928.


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Sulo-Weikko Pekkola: Kalteriicekärit I—II, WSOY 1931.


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Sulo-Weikko Pekkola: Petsamoa in the lineage, WSOY 1930.


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Aarne Sihvo: My Memoirs I—II, Otava 1954, 1956.


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A. Aijal Uppala: K. A. Wegelius: Personal photo — life's work 1964—1939, Otava 1968.


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Anni Wallenius: Born in the Sun: Memoirs of Youth, WSOY 1978.


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The horse or domesticated horse (Equus caballus) is a large-sized mammal belonging to the order of bedbugs and the equine family.


Question: What is the largest European horse breed?

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The horse was domesticated by man about 5000 years ago as a domestic animal.


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[1] The horse has been used as a steed, a traction and stump feast, and as a drag animal in agricultural and forestry work.


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In the 20th century, tractors and automobiles have largely replaced the horse from its previous uses, and the horse has, at least in industrialised countries, become essentially a hobby animal.


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A lot of people still work for their profession in the horse business.


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In Finland, approximately 4500 people are estimated to be employed full-time in the equine sector and about 9000 people part-time, [2] most of whom work with trotting or teaching horses.


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The occurrence of the Przewalski horse has long been believed to be the only wild horse living today that has never been domesticated by man.


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This belief has been disproven.


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[3] There are no more strains left of the Przewalski horse which are not descended from specimens that lived at least at some point in captivity, mainly in zoos.


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[4] On the other hand, there are several strains of horses gone wild from domesticated horses, the most famous of which are probably North American mustangs and Australian brumbys.


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In the British Isles, many old pony stocks and in France the camargue horse are bred semi-wild in free-roaming but man-managed herds.


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The ideal environment for the horse is wide open grassland where food is plentiful, beasts can be detected from afar and escape from them is easy.


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[5] Domestic horses exist all over the world: for example, in the United States alone, the most common horse breed in the country, there are more than two million registered specimens.


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With industrialization, the number of horses plummeted in several different countries as cars and tractors supplanted horses from agricultural and transportation work.


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The number of horses in Finland doubled between 1992 and 2007.


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There were plenty of 70,000 horses in Finland in 2007.


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[6] The upturn in the number of horses at the end of the 20th century has been due, among other things, to the increase in the popularity of riding, especially among adults.


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Of the population of approximately 66100 individuals registered in Finland in 2007, about 24300 (37%) were warm-blooded trotting horses, about 19500 (30%) were Finnish horses, about 14200 (21%) were warm-blooded horsehorses and about 8100 (12%) were ponies.


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[6] Features Modern horses vary greatly in size due to breeding.


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Representatives of the world's smallest breeds of miniature horses are only less than half a metre tall, or the size of a medium-sized dog, while representatives of the world's largest horse breed, the shire horse, may grow to more than two feet tall.


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Most commonly, however, the height at the withers is somewhere between 120 and 170cm.


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Horses less than 148cm tall might be called ponies, but designation as ponies may, depending on context, be based on either height at the withers or race.


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Certain small breeds (for example, the Icelandic horse), despite their size, are also not considered pony but horse breeds.


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Depending on breed and individual differences, the horse becomes fully grown at 4—6 years of age.


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A domesticated horse may live up to 50 years old, but usually up to around 30 years old.


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Lifespan varies widely by breed, with generally hardened cold-blood and pony breeds living about ten years older than warmbreds and thoroughbreds.


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Wild horses die at a much younger age, and many domesticated horses have to be euthanized mainly due to gastrointestinal or respiratory diseases or leg problems at the age of 10 to 20 years.


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But in addition, the weight of the horse can be calculated accurately enough, for example, to make a feeding plan.


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Weight and Obesity Fitness Classification But in addition, the weight of the horse can be calculated using the formula to be sufficiently precise, for example, to make a feeding plan.


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Other ways to estimate a horse's weight are by measuring and placing the result in a table or the circumference of the horse's chest.


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A rough estimate of a horse's weight is obtained by estimating the typical weight of the breed.


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[7] Obesity determination of fitness refers to estimating the amount of fat in a horse, this allows to obtain an idea of the nutritional status of the horse.


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In Finland, a 7-point fitness rating is typically used, [8] where 1 =very skinny, 4=good and 7=very fat [9].


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The most internationally known scale is the Henneke Obesity Fitness Classification Scale, which was developed by Dr. Don Henneke at Texas A & M University [10].


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In Henneke's obesity fitness rating: 1 =very skinny, 5=good/normal, and 9=Very obese.


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[11] Feeding and digestion The horse specialises in being a grass-eater, and its most natural food is poorly digestible and high-fibre grasses.


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It gets along well with nutrition-poor plant food, as long as it is available in abundance.


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However, nutrition should not be moldy, for example, and in addition, the horse needs quite a lot of water to drink.


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The horse is monogastric, although it uses the same feed table values as ruminants except for protein values.


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[12] The digestive system of the horse has adapted to constant grazing: the stomach is small in size.


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When free, the horse eats up to 16—17 hours daily, most of the day.


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Circumstances permit, the horse will, for the most part, eat nothing but new short grass and move slowly as it grazes.


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In human use, the horse usually receives dry hay and, due to increased energy needs, grain or concentrated feed, to which the horse's digestion has not adapted.


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A domesticated horse also often spends most of its time almost motionless in the stable, receiving feed in large portions a few times a day.


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Heavy exercise, for example exercising a racehorse, also worsens the horse's digestion.


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The horse is sensitive to feeding distractions, which easily leads to colic, for example.


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[13] Being able to “nibble” constantly on corsage feed is also important for the horse as a mental stimulation.


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If a horse is given too much high-energy feed relative to the amount of corsage feed, the horse may, in the absence of grazing, milling the wooden structures of the stall or corral or eat wort or even faeces.


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Behavior A horse is a social fleeing herd animal.


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In natural conditions, it lives in herds which, in addition to the dominant stallion, include about 3—8 mares with foals.


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An old and experienced mare acts as the “moral” leader of the herd, and the leader stallion acts more like keeper and defender of the pack.


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Foals leave the herd at the age of 2—4 years and before long join another herd.


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Colts might live long in “bachelor groups” before gathering themselves a herd of their own.


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Escaping and defending As a prey animal, the horse is very sensitive and skittish to all kinds of changes in its environment and surprising situations.


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Its first and immediate reaction to anything surprising is an escape in case it's a predator.


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The horse is quite a fast and durable runner, and the fastest individuals can reach speeds of up to 60 to 80 kilometres per hour over short distances.


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The horse is also capable of jumping quite high and far, although it in the wild usually prefers to get around obstacles.


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If escape is not possible, the horse will defend itself by kicking and, if necessary, biting.


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A horse's kick is powerful and can kill a human being, for example, when hit in the head.


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Horses themselves, as large and robust animals in natural conditions, do not usually receive injuries worse than contusions from each other's kicks, but metal shoes often found on the hooves of domesticated horses increase the power of kicks considerably.


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Particularly serious injuries can be incurred from hock shoes worn with slippery coils with sharp metal spikes on the bottom to prevent slips.


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The inherent escape response of the domesticated horse is moderated by breeding background, training and accustoming to stimuli common in the human organ circle as well as resorting in frightening situations to man as a leader.


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For example, if a rider perceived as reliable by a horse remains calm in a surprising or threatening situation, the horse will follow his lead and stay put even if he may flinch.


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Similarly, freaking out a rider can make a horse freak out too.


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Of horse breeds especially used for heavy work, cold-blood breeds have been processed to be as peaceful as possible.


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Herd Hierarchy Horses always have a precedence between themselves to facilitate and clarify the life of the herd: each horse knows which horses will duck out of its way, and which individuals it must itself dodge.


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This order of precedence is more about the nature and confidence of horses than, for example, their size, and in a multi variegated herd of domesticated horses it may happen that a little pony commands his much bigger pack mates.


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There is also always one individual in the pack whose example is followed by others in strange situations and under threat of danger.


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This individual is not a young, vigorous and aggressive animal highest in the pecking order of the herd but, most likely, an old and experienced mare.


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When a new horse joins the herd, and especially when two stallions are encountered, may initially ensue, where the newcomer's position in the pack becomes clear.


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However, actual fighting is a dangerous waste of resources for the prey animal and is not characteristic of horses: usually either individual will soon give in, accepting a lower position.


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Senses and Intelligence The horse's field of view is very wide, about 340degrees.


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The horse does not see right in front of his head, nor with the head pointing directly to the front either behind or under it.


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Most of the field of view is monocular vision; there is only about 65degrees of binocular vision, just over half the human equivalent.


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[14] The size of the horse's eyes and the relative abundance of the rod cells in them suggests that the horse can see a person better at dusk.


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The color vision of the horse is not exactly known.


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a 2001 study suggests that a horse would only be able to see shades of yellow and blue as colours.


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[15] Due to the wide, but mostly monocular field of view, it is difficult for a horse to estimate the speed of approaching targets or to see close.


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However, the movements the horse sees accurately, and communication between horses consists largely of small movements.


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[15] The horse's ears turn 180°, and by turning its ears, the horse accurately recognizes the direction of input of the sound.


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The horse can sense frequencies at least equivalent to the human auditory range, possibly a wider range.


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[15] The sense of smell is important for the horse, among other things, in identifying other horses, and they also sense pheromones related to the endocrine system, for example.


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Based on the extent of the sensing mucous membrane of the nose, a horse's sense of smell is thought to be one hundred to a thousand times stronger than that of a human.


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The horse can make the flehmen gesture by rolling its upper lip, which closes the nostrils and directs the chemicals from the smell to more sensitive sensory cells in the nose.


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[16] The sense of taste allows the horse to select its nutrition, which is especially important because the horse cannot vomit.


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Horses can distinguish at least sweet, acidic, salty and bitter from basic flavours, but the accuracy of the horse's taste sensation is unknown.


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[16] A horse's tactile sense is so sensitive that it feels, for example, an insect on its side.


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On the other hand, the horse's nervous system easily becomes numb similar to a repetitive “pointless” stimulus such as the rider's improper help.


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The horse's most sensitive tactile organ is its upper lip, for which the corresponding brain area is relatively large.


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In the area of the horse's refuge, tactile hairs also grow.


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[16] A horse is not considered a particularly intelligent animal in the traditional sense.


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However, it is a motorically capable mover and very sensitive to sensing the state of mind and even small movements and gestures of other horses and humans.


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As a very social animal, the horse also tends to please especially those other horses and people that it considers its leader.


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When taught consistently, it learns to combine demanding and complex performance with certain subtle but clear signs.


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This allows for the very varied use of horses in riding, driving, work and, say, circus shows.


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Natural horsemanship utilizes precisely the social intelligence of the horse in its training methods.


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A well-known example of equine social “literacy” is the Wise Hans, who seemed adept at counting and reported the results of the counting tasks by knocking the ground with his hoof.


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Instead of true numeracy, however, the trick was based on the horse sensing the audience's mind movements and knowing how to stop knocking at exactly the right answer.


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Social relations The companionship of fellow species is one of the most important basic needs of the horse.


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Ideally, domesticated horses can live for most of the day relatively the same in the company of a permanent small herd in a large enough paddock where they can both easily dodge each other from far enough, but also churn and romp together.


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Without company, the horse becomes low-lying and may even lose its appetite.


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On the other hand, some individuals seem to thrive quite well on their own as well.


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Horses are also known to form closer companionship relationships among certain individuals in herd conditions.


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Such comrades tend to tolerate each other closer than usual to themselves on the inside of their “own space” and, for example, often graze closely together.


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On the other hand, certain individuals, despite getting used to, may never tolerate each other's close company.


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Some specimens are extremely companionsore but on the other hand timid when accompanied by foreign horses.


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Racehorses, for example, might have a little pony familiar as a “full-time companion,” who is also included on race trips.


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Young horses are easily accustomed to the company of new herds, but some individuals, and especially old horses accustomed to certain arrangements, may become outsiders and unenthusiastic to participate in the herd.


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For companions who have been together for a long time, the death or relocation of another can be a tough experience and lead to changes in behavior recognizable as depression.


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It is important for a horse to interact regularly with other horses, and even mere sight and hearing contact with another horse is better than nothing.


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If the company of another horse cannot be arranged, the next best option for the horse is, for example, the company of a donkey or a mule.


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Other social animals living in herds, such as cattle and sheep, are suitable for horse companionship — it is known that horses are even attached to dogs, stable cats and rabbits.


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Also, abundant social interaction with a person can satisfy the horse's need for sociability.


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However, the best option is always another horse.


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Character and temperament Horses often have clearly distinctive personalities.


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The character and temperament of an equine individual varies not only by individual but also by breed and horse type.


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Ponies descended from semi-wild stumps, for example, are often witty and quick to learn, and English thoroughbreds bred into fast gallop horses are, in turn, feisty and sensitive.


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Hugely powerful cold-blood horses must already be calm and generous in nature to obey.


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Mares are often considered somewhat capricious, which is largely influenced by the endocrine system associated with the estrus cycle.


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The effect of the horny cycle on the behaviour, usefulness and well-being of the mare is sometimes so strong that it is considered best to sterilize the mare as a “rune mare”; compared to castration of a stallion, the procedure is large and rare, but sterilization makes life easier for the mare in extreme cases and processing considerably.


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Stallions, on the other hand, tend to be brave and tenacious but require an experienced handler and careful training.


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Runes are usually flat natured, especially if they are runed already as a foal or at most a few years of age.


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However, individuals runed at a later age may continue to habit stallion-like behaviour and, for example, fight with other horses and seek to enter mares in estrus.


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An aggressive horse is usually sore or mistreated, and the horse is rarely completely hostile.


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In human breeding activities at all, developing the nature of the horse easier to handle has been an important goal and hostile and vicarious specimens have been removed from breeding.


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On the other hand, exceptions have been made to this rule for particularly successful sport horses: a famous example of a ferocious but successful horse at racetracks and breeding is the crayfish stallion Nevele Pride, who left hundreds of offspring.


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Communication Although horses have numerous clear-meaning vocalizations, their communication is largely voiceless.


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The horse has a complex gesture system by which it communicates instinctively using, among other things, its tail, body position and position with respect to other horses, and head and ear positions.


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The basics of equine gesture language are the same on all horses, and foals use gestures as soon as they are born, though foals of mares who are high in the herd apparently learn from their maternal model to use the confident and dominant communication of a high-ranking equine individual.


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However, there are differences between individuals, and through learning, the gestural language of an individual horse may change greatly.


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For example, a horse that has been punished for lifting its legs (a cautionary gesture) might kick straight without warning when ricocheted.


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Various horse gestures and postures may express things such as indifference, interest, frightening, aggression, playfulness, submission, agitation, contentment, and harmlessness (the taste gesture of foals).


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Combinations of different gestures and postures allow highly complex combinations of mental states to be expressed and interpreted.


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To a certain extent, the horse is capable of communicating with a person as well.


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So-called natural equestrian skills are utilized, for example, in training horses.


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Vocalisations The most famous of the horse's vocalizations are probably hirnums and slurs.


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A scrum is usually an invitation or greeting to another horse and a buzz friendly greeting.


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Other common sounds include a sharp whiff or dugout (something interesting or surprising happens), a long heavy gust or sigh (satisfaction and relaxation), and whining (irritation, agitation).


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Loud squealing is often an aggressive, threatening objection, but stallions and mares squeal at each other even during pre-stepping courting.


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Whining or screaming can also be part of play.


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The quality and tone of vocalizations, and especially the deer nuns, varies from individual to individual and situation.


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On one horse, you can sound high and bright, rough and almost roar on the other.


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A genuine roaring scream can be heard as horses, usually stallions, fight in earnest.


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Reproduction Stallions enter puberty at an average age of 14 (10-24) months, although full sexual maturity acquires about 4 years of age [17].


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Mares become sexually mature at around 2.5 to 3.5 years of age.


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[18] Mare fertility declines clearly after 12 years of age, In order to prevent damage, stallion foals are usually separated from mare foals and mares at all by about one and a half years of age or at the latest when they begin to behave orderly and show sexual interest signs for mares.


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It is also common for colts to rune at 1—2 years of age, so that they can continue outdoors with mares without problems.


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They may still have stallion-like features after the rune.


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As a rule, both stallions and mares are deliberately used for breeding no earlier than 3 years of age.


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Horse is seasonal adjustments [19] The season typically begins at the turn of a hurling moon.


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The rustling season lasts an average of 101 days for foal mares and 95 days for other mares.


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The length of the estrus cycle averages 18-23, with individual variation considerable.


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[17] [18] Normal gestation lasts from 320 to 365 days and on average it is approximately 335 days.


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[20] Warning is a quick event.


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The mare can be conceived either naturally by stepping or by artificial insemination.


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Stepping can occur either when horses are free in pasture or under controlled and regulated conditions, for example in a horse breeder's breeding farm.


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Stepping always comes with risks because horses can injure each other by kicking, for example.


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Valuable breeding stallions can be protected from the kicks of a non-favoured mare, for example by attaching the mare to a special stepping stall or rack, or by using artificial insemination.


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There are also sexually transmitted diseases in horses, the spread of which is difficult to control in natural steppings.


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For these reasons, the use of artificial insemination has become widespread.


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Artificial insemination also has the advantage that a stallion from a single sperm dose is usually sufficient for the semen of several mares.


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Sperm is collected by jumping the oritta on top of a Santa built for this purpose.


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However, some stallions do not agree to step on the Santa, so they have to use what is known as a buck oak, which usually has their ovaries removed and is induced into a rut with a hormone preparation.


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Use Horses have long played a very significant part in human culture: for example, horses appear in Lascaux cave paintings that are tens of thousands of years old.


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First, horses, most likely bred for food, became useful animals necessary for humans.


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Horses have been breeding by man for at least thousands of years:.


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The horse, according to contemporary knowledge, was domesticated by man in the period 4500−2500 BCE.


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Eurasian steppes.


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Around the year 1000 BC.


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by the domesticated horse had spread to the regions of Asia, Europe and North Africa.


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[21] Equidae belonging to the native fauna from the continents of North and South America became extinct around 8000 BCE.


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By, and the horse arrived on these continents again only as a domesticated horse accompanied by European conquerors in the 16th century.


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There are hundreds of horse breeds and types today with breeding, and there are many different uses.


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Probably the oldest breed of horses preserved with similar similarity is the Arabian horse, which is known to have been bred for at least five thousand years.


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Warm-blood crayfish are used for trotting, warm-blooded mounted breeds, namely Thoroughbred and Half-Bred horses, mainly in the various species of riding and harness driving, and heavy-made cold-blood breeds as workhorses.


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The Finnish horse, considered to be a common breed, is extremely versatile: one horse and the same horse can compete in both trotters and in the different sport of riding, and also do field or forest work.


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Some horse breeds are nowadays bred mainly for human eye pleasure as show animals as well as pets.


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As human nutrition, Horse's original use under human control may have been meat production.


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Horses have also been milked since prehistoric times.


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Today, the status of eating horse meat varies a lot from culture to culture.


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In some countries such as Britain, the horse has an established status as a human pet and working partner, and eating its meat is almost taboo.


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Elderly, for example, horses unfit for breeding or injured are willingly slaughtered for sustenance, and horses and other equines may also be bred directly for slaughter.


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One million kilograms of horse meat are imported from abroad to Finland per year.


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[22] In Finland, meat from horses killed due to poor competitive success or injury is processed for food, and horsemeat is hardly eaten as such, but is further processed, for example, into meetvurst.


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Horse milk is today used as human nutrition in some Central Asian countries.


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Rubber is made from it.


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As a steed and traction party, Horse has been of great importance in times past as a traction and load party and a steed.


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Neck strap and burgers are considered to be the oldest horse vehicles.


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After the invention of the wheel and saddle, major advances in horse gear included westerns and chest strap harnesses, as well as stirrups.


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Before railways in the 19th century and later automobiles became common, horse vehicles, along with oxen, were practically the only land vehicles in much of the world, although locally, for example, donkey, mule and camel have also been used as traction and carrying feasts.


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Along with wagons and carts, horse-drawn sleighs were also used in the northern areas during the winter.


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In addition, the horse also played a major role in agriculture as a labour party, but even from this work the tractor has largely supplanted it in industrially developed countries today.


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However, in many mainly Asian and African countries, the horse is still an important working animal and vehicle, especially in remote areas.


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Horse in War Horse at various times has also been of great military importance.


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Its domestication has been speculated to have made it possible for peoples speaking Indo-European languages at one time to spread from Ukraine to almost all parts of Europe.


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[23] Likewise, it made it possible for the Hyksos to conquer Egypt at the beginning of the first intermediate period around 1700 BCE, for the Egyptians had no horses before that time.


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[23] Partly for the same reason, much later the Spanish conquistadors were also able to easily defeat the Aztec and Inca kingdoms.


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Cavalry was of key military importance until the 20th century, and it was not until World War I that lorries and tanks supplanted it as the main offensive weapon.


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[23] The last small-scale cavalry attacks in modern warfare were seen in World War II.


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Best remembered of these is the uneven encounter of Polish cavalry units with the German motorised war force of 1939.


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The last cavalry division of the Finnish Defence Forces, Nurmo's eskadroona participated in the Winter War.


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[24] However, the horse was still important in the army in transport duties.


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In the Finnish Winter War, for example, troop mobility and maintenance was mostly dependent on horses.


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Due to the small transporting ability of horses, they were needed in very large numbers.


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A horse could pull a load weighing 300 to 400 kilograms for 30 to 35 kilometres per day.


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[25] In the Winter War there were about 72,000 horses employed by the army; in the Continuation War there were about 62,000 horses.


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More than 20,000 horses perished or were lost in the wars.


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Warhorses were like friends to soldiers, and their loss was heavy.


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The monument to Finnish war horses is located in Seinäjoki and the monument to fallen war horses is located in Myllykoski.


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[26] Horse racing There are numerous equestrian sports, the most important of them worldwide being gallop races with light and fast thoroughbred horses, locally also other breeds.


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The other main sports are trotting and pickling races on ridden horses, school, hurdle and field riding, and harness driving.


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In the Americas, various breed-specific competitions for specialty stepping and other types of steed pleasantries are popular.


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The various species of Western riding are very popular in the United States, but they are also practiced elsewhere.


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In addition to these species, international competitions take place at least in travel riding and strolling, there are also horse polo and various species measuring the strength and skills of workhorses.


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Other species such as gymkhana in Great Britain and Central Europe, power and speed rides of ban'non-bred horses in Japan, and goat carcass control competition as teams in the kokpar game in Central Asia are also found as local specialties.


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Horse as a hobby Riding and caring for horses is currently a popular pastime especially for girls, which in recent years has become heavily prevalent as a hobby for young and older women.


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Boys and men who do horseback riding tend to be less interested in horse care and focus on developing as a rider, as well as competing, particularly in show jumping.


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There are about 150000 horseback riding enthusiasts in Finland.


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[27] Activities take place in riding schools as a rule, and along with riding, horses and ponies are cared for in the stables.


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Teaching horses may each have their own volunteer carer or several carers who take care of cleaning their grooming horses and preparing for teaching classes, for example on certain days of the week.


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Holding your own horse is not uncommon among riding enthusiasts.


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However, caring for a horse is responsible and takes plenty of time every day, and it becomes quite expensive to maintain a horse especially if you do not live in the countryside and can keep your horse in your stable.


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Horse hobby might also focus on racing.


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The trotting world is more manly than riding, but even young girls might work as horse attendants and coaching assistants and also end up working on racehorses as caregivers, instructors or trainers.


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Watching trotting competitions and accompanying betting is also a popular pastime.


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[28] Young horse enthusiasts often create horse-themed websites, participate in discussions on equine forums, and may also engage in virtual horse grooming.


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It is also quite common to photograph horses, as well as collecting horsetail tickets, for example.


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Before Internet use became widespread, for example, family records of horses were collected.


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Horse Quitting When an aging or sick horse is euthanized, it is taken to the vet to be euthanized or slaughtered.


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[29] [30] [31] Appointments and colours of horses Appointments by gender The mare is a female horse.


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The stallion is an unneutered male horse.


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A gelding (also a whale) is a castrated or runed male horse.


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The rune mare is a sterilized mare.


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Pietturi is a cryptorchidal stallion.


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The nature of the piettur can be difficult and castrating it is a larger measure than usual.


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The foal is a mare colt or a colt by gender.


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By age, Milk Foal lived as an unweaned foal, that is, a foal that sucks milk from his mother.


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The colt is a horse under four years old.


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Folk names for foals of weaning age include, for example, mullet colt (as in cattle “mulli”), as well as shaggy colt and buckthorn referring to colt's shaggy winter hair.


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Sälkö is a par—three year old foal that is already being taught; the sleigh pull is a foal approaching juvenile age that has been taught to pull a sleigh (but not yet a cart).


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The young horse is a horse of 4—6 years old.


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Renovation is a horse being trained as a steed.


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It is usually young (around 3—5 years old) but may be an older horse that is being retrained, for example, from a rotter to a steed.


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Mainly due to equestrian regulations, the age year of the horse officially changes on 1 January (1 August in the Southern Hemisphere).


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By type, Ponies are small in stature (height at the withers less than 148 cm) and “big horses” proportionally more short-legged and stocky horses.


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Cold-blooded are heavy and strong horse breeds used as workhorses.


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Warm-blooded are light, lively and fast horse breeds used in gallop and trotting competitions, as steeds and driving horses.


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Half-breeds are warm-blooded horse breeds born from cold- and thoroughbreds.


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Thoroughbreds are particularly long-breeded, light-bodied warm-blood breeds.


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Miniature horses are very compact horses of the pony or horse type (height at the withers less than 90 cm, even less than 50 cm).


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Hunter is a type of horse developed for driving hunting, mainly for fox hunting, which may also be used as a barrier steed.


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[32] Cob is a fairly compact robust type of horse intended mainly as good-natured general and hunting steeds.


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[32] A hack is a type of horse intended to be an elegant and pleasant general steed.


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[32] Polo pony is an agile and fairly compact type of horse developed specifically for the needs of horse polo.


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[32] Mounted pony is a lightweight pony type specially developed as a racing horse for children.


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[32] According to usage, the Mounted Horse (Mounted Horse) is used for riding.


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Esteratlla is competed in show jumping.


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Field Mounted participates in field competitions.


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School steed is competed in dressage.


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West Riding is trained in Western Riding.


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Travel Ratsu participates in travel riding competitions.


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The hour horse (teaching horse) is used for instruction given at the riding school.


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A driving horse (carriage horse) is used for harness driving to pull some type of horse vehicle.


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The workhorse (drag horse) is used to pull heavy loads, for example, in agricultural and forestry work.


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Ravur (racehorse) is raced at trots.


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A gallop horse is ridden racing in gallop races.


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The Monté horse is ridden racing in special montéravik races.


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A polo pony is a steed (horse or pony) used in horse polo.


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A bun horse or pony may be referred to mainly as a pet horse in light hobby use or merely as a “pasture ornament”.


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Colours The original coloring of the horse must have been hallacko: for example, horses appearing in paintings from Lascaux Cave tens of thousands of years old are recognisable as hallacos.


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Even today, the last truly wild horse species of przewalski horse is always gelding, and the tarpan extinct at the end of the 19th century was the mouse, or black-bottomed hallacko.


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Developed by crossing different breeds, the “new tarpan” is almost always a mouse.


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Domesticated horses appear in several dozen different colors.


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The most common of them are the so-called basic colors, namely rautias, rune or black.


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Each horse individual is genetically any of these three.


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The base colour may be altered by one or more of the numerous alleles of the genes affecting the colour, for example, partially or completely fading (dilution dyes), remaining unformed in individual hairs (headaches, headscarps and mixed hairs), remains unformed by certain uniform areas (variegated, tiger-mottled) or become gray with the age of the horse, and eventually white throughout (kimos).


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The white horse is most often a kimo, which with age has had time to become completely white.


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Already at birth, a white horse is white butter or very white-won mottled or tiger-mottled.


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Albinos are not present in equidae at all; the gene that causes albino has not been found in equidae.


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Albinistic but partially pigmented colourings include creamy-blond and blue-eyed white butter and champagne colourings.


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In full white, homozygotes frame overo variegated foals are also born, but these individuals die due to a deformed body within a couple of days of birth.


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Not all horse colours have established Finnish denominations so far.


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This is especially true for colours that are rare in Finland (champagne colours, different forms of tiger literature), but also for different types of relatively ordinary (cow) literature, English terminology is used for the time being.


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Signs Characters are called specific distinguishing marks of a horse individual, which are mainly white areas on the horse's head and legs.


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Such signs include a star, muzzle spot, drawing and flap, as well as socks on the feet.


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However, there are also dark and other types of signs.


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From the area of white marks, the skin of the horse is always pink.


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Smaller white marks are common and are not usually perceived as literature, although they may be caused by some literature gene.


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If whitish is present on the trunk, the horse is called variegated.


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Species Crossings A horse can interbreed with other equines.


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Such species crosses inherit characteristics of both species and are almost always sterile.


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The mule is a descendant of an Asiatic stallion and a horse mare.


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As good use animals, mules have long been very popular and sought-after and are still grown in abundance around the world The mule donkey is a descendant of the donkey trap and horse stallion.


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A sebroid is a cross between a horse and a zebra (sometimes also more accurately referred to as a zorse).


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medications.


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lis. and LL [1]) or a healthcare professional who has received equivalent training abroad, a legitimised professional.


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In Finland, health care is monitored and medical rights are given by Valvira.


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[2] When operating in the municipal or public sector, doctors are most often office-holders with official responsibilities.


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Under the legislation, the doctor is responsible for medical research and treatment.


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Treatment is decided by the patient in consultation with the doctor responsible for the treatment.


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The doctor acts as the leader of the care team and is responsible for the care he gives and the team provides.


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The doctor is responsible for his actions primarily to the patient.


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Training Physician training is given in the medical faculties of the universities of Helsinki, Turku, Tampere, Eastern Finland (Kuopio campus) and Oulu.


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Basic medical education in Finland is a licentiate degree in medicine.


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The training lasts six years and has a minimum scope of 360 credits (250 credits), which is practically almost the entirety of compulsory teaching.


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Depending on the faculty, elective studies are a maximum of a few dozen credits.


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During the first two years of training (preclinical stage), studies include the structure and function of a healthy human body, pharmacology, biochemistry, developmental biology, histology, and cellular and molecular biology.


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The preclinical stage is quite theoretical in nature and occurs largely detached from patient contacts.


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After the first two or two and a half years, students receive the title of Bachelor of Medicine (Lr.


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medications.


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kand. and LK), but no degree.


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In the second stage of studies (clinical stage), the skills necessary for the work of a practical doctor, patient work and diagnosis and treatment of diseases are studied in practice.


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Clinical training and internship takes place mostly in a teaching hospital.


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The structure of basic education varies slightly among different faculties: some have a more traditional model in which different subjects are their own entities, while in other faculties teaching is integrated between subjects and clinical and preclinical studies.


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The University of Helsinki has the only Swedish-language study line in the country for which 5% of the number of students admitted to medical training are accepted.


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After initial training, the doctor begs the Agency for Licensing and Supervision of Social Welfare and Health (Valvira) for legalisation, i.e. the right to practice the profession as a legalised doctor under the management and supervision of another.


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In order to be able to practise his or her profession independently, according to EU regulations, they must undergo additional three-year primary care training (euro phase) in addition to basic training.


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Additional training includes working as a practical doctor in a hospital and health center and a small amount of health care administration training.


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Since the beginning of May 2011, a graduate doctor must complete a special training in general practitioner, or YEK.


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It corresponds to the additional education and training in primary care, the so-called euro phase, and allows medical practitioners in the EU/EEA area.


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This YEK lasts two years for medical licentiates from Finland or Belgium, while for others three years.


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The difference in the year is due to the difference between degrees.


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For example, a medical graduate from the universities of Latvia (Riga) or Tartu has an MD (“Medical Doctor”) equivalent to a master's degree, corresponding to a läkarexamen of a medical graduate from Swedish universities</i>.


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By the way, doctors graduating from the EU/EEA region are on the same line with graduates from Finland.


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Specialization A large percentage of physicians continue to train to become a specialist.


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There are 50 specializations in Finland and the duration of training is five or six years.


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[3] Specialisations can be divided into areas such as operative (surgery and supporting fields) and conservative (including internal medicine).


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Specialization training mainly includes practical work as a hospital doctor, presentations and theory training.


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In addition to specialization, a doctor may undertake special qualifications or additional training as an added merit, designed to supplement the training of a doctor in a narrow area.


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The Finnish Medical Association supervises and coordinates the special qualifications system, universities additional training.


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[4] In addition to further vocational training, a doctor may earn a postgraduate scientific degree by dissertation with a doctorate in medicine (Lt.


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medications.


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Ph.D.


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and LT [1]).


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The senior degree designation of the University of Helsinki is Doctor of Medicine and Surgery.


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medications.


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and kir.


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Ph.D.


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and LKT [1]), last awarded at the Conferment Ceremony of the Faculty of Medicine of the University of Helsinki in 1999.


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It takes at least 11 years from starting medical training to obtaining the rights of a specialist.


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Job Description The doctor's job description varies depending on the location and specialty.


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A doctor can work in primary care, that is, in a health center or hospital.


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The work of a health resort doctor is the first encounter of a wide variety of diseases and ailments.


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More severe illnesses and injuries require a position of specialist medical care, where patients are sent by referral from a primary care physician.


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As a rule, a doctor in specialized health care specialises or specialises in one of the specialties and, as a rule, works with diseases belonging to this specialty.


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Collaboration among different specialties and professional groups is key to achieving good patient care.


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Hospitals have receptions of several specialties, namely polyclinics and bed wards.


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Salary Doctors' salary consists of basic salary, as well as various supplements.


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The basic salary of doctors in Finland with age and other allowances is on average approx.


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5000 €/month.


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The main additional income consists of emergency room supplements and private medical services.


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Additional income may be approx.


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20— 50% of the salary.


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At private reception, income is made up of patient fees.


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Doctors may also receive pay for consultation work and lectures [5].


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Ranking of doctors The majority of doctors work in the public sector (health centers, hospitals, universities).


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[6] A number of doctors work mainly on the private side (especially occupational health services).


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Hourly pay on the private side is often better, but to counterbalance, the public sector mostly takes care of the training and medical research and development of doctors.


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In general, doctors are very committed to their workplace.


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If long-term relationships and good care are sought, it is essential that doctors commit themselves to their jobs on a long-term basis.


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However, for example, in operational fields and various research and therapeutic interventions, long-term treatment relationships are not necessary.


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In 2013 there were more than 26000 doctors in Finland, including about 20,000 people of working age.


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44 per cent of them worked full-time in hospitals, 21 per cent in health centres and 18 per cent held private reception.


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In addition, doctors work in teaching and research, administrative positions, service to the pharmaceutical industry and organizations, among other things.


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The employment situation of doctors is currently good in Finland.


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[6] From time to time there is controversy over rent doctors.


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Rent doctors are most often young people.


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They can get a better level of earnings than doctors employed directly in the public sector without committing to long-term employment.


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However, some employers have been under coercive status, otherwise not enough doctors have been put into work.


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Salatut livings (colloquially often Salkkarit) is a Finnish drama and soap series produced by FremantleMedia Finland Ltd and aired by the MTV3 channel.


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Filming for the series began on Monday, November 16, 1998 [1] and its first part was seen on MTV3 on Monday, January 25, 1999.


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[2] Originally, the series was planned to run 540 episodes until early 2002 [3], but the contract has been extended several times since then.


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In June 2017, the information was made public that Concealed Lives will continue until at least the end of spring 2023.


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[4] Still life Most of the events in the series are set in the fictional Pihlaikadu, located in Ullanlinna, Helsinki.


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Characteristic of encrypted lives are landscape images of Helsinki in between scenes and a cliffhanger turning blue at the end (yellow in the 2001—2003 seasons), which is often left in an exciting situation.


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At the beginning of the series, caretaker Seppo Taalasmaa (es.


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Jarmo Koski) and his wife Ullan (es.


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At the request of Maija-Liisa Peuhu), the police have come to investigate why Tyyne Puustinen does not open the door.


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He is found dead in his apartment and police begin to determine the cause of death.


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Aki Nikkinen (ed.


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Sami Uotila) and Markus Ekholm (ed.


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Andrei Sandberg) have been looking for a long time for a suitable commercial space for their cafe and finally find a suitable one.


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Katja Vainio (ed.


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Anu Koskinen) promises to be an interior designer.


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Katja's sister and roommate Jenni (es.


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Anu Palevaara) has brought home a gentleman Toni Veijalainen (es.


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Kristo Salminen).


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Jenni receives a letter informing her that she has been suspended from school for continued absences.


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At the same time, the subsidies also run out, so Jenni asks Toni to be their subtenant.


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Jukka Salin (ed.


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Jouko Keskinen) and his new wife Hanna (es.


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Tarja Omenainen) returning home from the Canary Islands.


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At home, they are received by Aleksi, just out of the army (es.


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Tuomas Kytömäki), the middle child of the family Saku (es.


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Jasper Pääkkönen) as well as the family kuopus Silja (es.


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Jonna Keskinen).


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Hanna and Jukka reveal to the children that they married during the trip.


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Saku and Aleksi are happy about Hanna's move in with them, but Silja doesn't take the news well, and it's not helped by Silja finding out Aleks knew about her marriage intentions.


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[5] Next door to the Salinis lives Ismo Laitela (es.


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Esko Kovero), widowed by two teenage children, Miia (es.


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Venla Saartamo) and Kallen (es.


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Pete Lattu), a single parent.


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Ismo works as a merchant at a kiosk-like shop called Ismo's Choice.


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Jurist Laura Kiviranta (ed.


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Piitu Uski) to live alone as a sworn single.


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Role Characters The actors who appeared in the series have been announced in connection with the details of each cast character.


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Almost 20 actors had been hired for the series at the start of the Concealed Lives, of which now there are only five remaining.


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Of them, only Esko Kovero, who plays Ismo Laitaula, has been in the series without leaving once.


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Kalle Laitela, played by Pete Latu, returned to the series in the final episode of spring 2012, after being off the series for ten years.


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Ulla Taalasmaa, played by Maija-Liisa Peuhun, who holds the longest-running female lead role in the series, returned to the series for a repeat in autumn 2013.


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[6] Aki Nikkinen, played by Sami Uotila, returned to the series after a 12-year hiatus in autumn 2014.


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[7] In addition, in the first season, the character Kari Taalasmaa (es.


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Tommi Taurula) returned to the series in spring 2015.


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[8] Anu Palevaara, a long-time participant in the series, left the series in March 2013 when Jenni Vainio, played by her, was shot and died from a gunshot wound.


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[9] Jarmo Koski, who played the role of Seppo Taalasmaa for a long time, also left the series in the episode aired in October 2013, [10] but he visited the series in autumn 2017.


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[11] [12] Venues In addition to Pihlakatdu, there have been other venues such as restaurants and bars in the series.


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Themes of the series Concealed Lives has garnered a lot of attention for openly dealing with many difficult problems such as kidnapping, death, staging death, disease, drugs, alcoholism, sexual relations within a new family, rape, slashing, domestic violence, stealing, racism, incest, teen pregnancies, abortion, infertility, gambling addiction, cancer, epilepsy, mental retardation, psychopathy, eating disorders, narcissistic personality disorder, school bullying, HIV, psychoticism, and suicide.


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Similar to soap series, Cryptic Lives has also dealt with betrayal and triangle dramas.


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Production Creation After the Miracle Workers series aired on the MTV3 channel between 1996 and 1998, the channel wanted a new series broadcast every weekday.


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[13] The concept of the series was developed from the very beginning of Crypted Lives by Sarita Harma, who worked as its executive producer and MTV's drama manager.


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[13] The series is one of MTV3's most expensive projects alongside sports programs.


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[14] The series has often been claimed to be based on the program format of the Australian soap series Neighbours, but according to the producer of the series this information is incorrect.


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[15] At the start of the series in January 1999, MTV3 promoted the program with the phrase “How well do you know your neighbor?


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What does your neighbor know about you?


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Everyone has some secret.


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Dream.


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Fear.


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Love.


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Romance.


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Tragedy.” [16] Description Interior scenes of encrypted lives are filmed in a studio built in Konala, Helsinki.


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[17] Until the end of 2014, the outdoor scenes were mainly filmed at Ullanlinna Huvilakadu, who plays Pihlaikatua in the series.


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In early 2015, FremantleMedia terminated a lease agreement with the Housing Company of Villa Street and outdoor filming of the series has moved mainly closer to Konala's studio, including Munkkiniemi.


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[18] [19] The reason for this change was, inter alia, increased traffic volumes in Helsinki.


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The production also is able to do the scenes better when most of the time is not going to the set for driving.


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However, in 2018 the film crew has returned to shoot a few scenes in Ullanlinna.


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These scenes are seen, for example, in the episode aired in 2018, in which Onni “The Tale” Taalasmaa leaves the series, as well as in the series' 20th anniversary episode, which will be aired in January 2019.


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Outdoor shoots have also been done elsewhere in Helsinki, including in Karkkila, Kirkkonummi, Tampere, Turku, Nurmes, Lapland, Canary Islands, Tallinn, Spain, Lapland and Las Vegas.


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[3] In autumn 2009, the film crew visited Vilnius.


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In autumn 2012, the series went on filming in London.


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[20] One set of five episodes is filmed for seven days.


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Episodes are filmed for an average of four months before they are aired.


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[21] Monday is practice day.


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Between 1998 and 2009, studio scenes in the series were shot using multi-camera technology with three cameras.


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With the refurbishment of camera technology in the fall of 2009, studio scenes were switched to being shot mainly with a single camera.


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[22] The scenes outside the studio are shot from the start with a single camera.


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In the fall of 2009, the series began to be shot with new cameras, changing the old 4:3 aspect ratio (interlaced) to the new 16:9 aspect ratio (progressive).


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In addition, the new cameras will shoot all the footage in HD, that is, high definition.


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The first 16:9 format episode aired on January 25, 2010.


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[23] Production of the series employed approximately 110 people full-time in 2014.


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[24] Nearly 6000 contributors have visited the series.


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[25] Music and Emblem The composition of Sarja's music was responsible between 1999 and 2014 by composer Vesa Mäkinen.


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As of episodes aired from November 2014, the series switched to using catalogue music from Swedish band Epidemic Sound.


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[26] [27] Vesa Mäkinen's composition recordings were included once more individually in December 2014 and spring 2015.


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As of the January 2017 episodes, the music was expanded to be used by Universal Publishing Production Music as well.


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The same type of catalogue music is also used in other programs on domestic TV channels.


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The theme music of the series has been “Jag vill”, composed by Åsa Schmalenbach and written by Jörgen Ringqvist, and translated by Jiri Nikkinen for Anna Hanski for her album “I will you” released in 1999 under the name “Feelings”.


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[28] [29] The initial emblem has been completely instrumental since the beginning of the series.


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The original theme music was in use from 1999 to 2001.


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In the fall of 2001, the emblem was changed to a new version.


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In the fall of 2004, the emblem previously played on guitar was switched to an electronic version.


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In the autumn of 2007, the theme music was again slightly reworked, although it remained mostly the same.


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To mark the series' 15th anniversary in spring 2014, the series' original theme music returned as the series' theme song, replacing the music that had already been on the emblem for nearly 10 years.


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[30] In the spring of 2019, a completely new version of the theme music was introduced to celebrate the series' 20-year anniversary.


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The original emblem, sung by Anna Hansk, was in use between 1999 and 2001.


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Two different versions of the music were used; in the second version, the ending music started with the first (I'm one of the others...) and in the second version the second (I'm standing on the bridge...) stanza.


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The background of the ending tag was brown and before the end credits the episode ended with a blue cliffhanger.


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[31] From autumn 2001 to the spring of 2004, the emblem was presented by Jore Marjaranta.


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From fall 2001 to the end of spring 2003, the background and cliffhanger of the final emblem were both yellow.


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[32] In the fall of 2003, both the cliffhanger and the background color of the emblem were both changed to blue.


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In the fall of 2004, the end tag was changed, like the initial emblem, to an electronic music version.


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[33] In the autumn of 2005, the ending tag was slightly shortened, and one or more snippets of the next episode have been shown in the closing credits since then.


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The visuals for the end emblem remained virtually unchanged from fall 2003 until January 2009, when the wall of the stair aisle shown in the series replaced the old blue theme and a peek into the next episode was no longer in the box, but on the inside of the keychain.


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In the fall of 2009, the music was shortened by a few more seconds.


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For the first time since autumn 2004, the ending theme music was reworked in the spring of 2011 when the whispered “to emotion” sung in the previous emblem and “yeah and so” were replaced by the sound of the trumpet.