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Nottingham Trent University study shows horses are far more intelligent than previously thought.
Horses adapted their approach to a reward-based game to get the most treats while making the least effort.
Researchers found horses have a higher level of cognitive reasoning than thought possible.
The study hopes the groundbreaking study will help to improve welfare for horses.
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