Media Release - Are we training our horses more than necessary?
New research has found that horses have similar learning progress and remember a task just as well, when they are trained every three days.
Countdown 14th ISES conference
In a few days’ time the world’s leading equine scientists will gather in Rome to share their latest research at the 14th International Equitation Science Conference.
Animals - Special issue
Animals - Special Issue welcomes the submission of full manuscripts: Performance horse welfare: from good training to appropriate behaviour (Deadline for submission: 30 October 2018)
ISES Rome 2018: Early bird closes Monday, July 30th
Early-bird registration for the ISES Rome 2018 Conference is closing on Monday, July 30th
ISES Rome 2018: In Search of La Dolce Vita: what Constitutes 'The Good Life' for Horses?
This September, the world's leading equine scientists will gather at the 14th annual International Society for Equitation Science (ISES) conference in Rome to share their latest research findings and discuss what constitutes a good life for horses. The conference theme is Equine welfare: good training, good feeding, good housing, good…
The Best Thing About Working With Horses Is That You Learn Something New Every Day
Jaymie discusses why learning something new everyday and why learning to be relaxed with your horse is important.
Press Release - ISES 2018 Rome
The conference theme is Equine welfare: good training, good feeding, good housing, good mental state, good health, good behaviour
The Best Thing About Working In the Horse Industry Is That The Line Between Your Job and Your Hobby Becomes Very Blurry
Camie discusses the importance of animal welfare and treating the horses with care.
ISES Newsletter - March 2018
ISES Newsletter is now available for ISES Members from the Members section. If your membership has expired or you would like to become an ISES member, click here
Research into Hoof Wall Separation Disease (HWSD) Funded Through Social Media
Sheila Ramsey breeds Connemara horses and instigated research into Hoof Wall Separation Disease (HWSD), a genetic hoof disease that affects ponies of the Connemara breed. In this audio she discusses how a continued, concerted social media campaign generated international momentum and resulted in policy changes by breed societies worldwide.