When: February 18th and 19th 2023
Plans are well underway for the Horses Inside Out Team annual conference on February 18th and 19th 2023.
You can attend the conference in person at Holywell Conference Centre, Loughborough, or new for 2023, you can join us online as we will be live streaming the event for the very first time. This opens up the conference to everyone around the world.
It’s set to be an inspirational and thought-provoking two days with a host of fabulous speakers who will be presenting talks on a whole range of topics. This is an amazing opportunity to completely immerse yourself in your passion, and your profession for a couple of days.
The focus of the 2023 conference is Upwards and Onwards and there’s no better way to kickstart 2023 than attending the Horses Inside Out conference.
The line-up for The Horses Inside Out Conference 2023
There’s an amazing group of guest speakers who will be presenting at the conference.
Dr James Cooling, GP and Independent Bit and Bridle Fitter
Forward to the Bit – creating confident communication.
Liam Gamble Veterinary Surgeon and Gastrointestinal Specialist
Equine Microbiome Modification: The Present & Future Perspectives.
Dr Andrew Hemmings Equine neuroscientist
The latest research and results in brain training, learning theory and behaviour and how it relates to riding, training, performance, management and breeding of horses.
Dr Jessica Kidd RCVS and European Recognised Specialist in Equine Surgery
An Update on Diagnosis and Treatment of Back Conditions & Upper Hind Limb lameness.
Mark Johnson and Robbie Richardson Registered Farriers and Barefoot Specialists
Optimising Hoof Care “Can we see what we are looking at?” Taking everyday scenarios surrounding horses feet and looking again from a self-healing perspective.
Clare MacLeod Independent registered Equine Nutritionist
Nutrition for Rehab and Body Rebuilding.
Dr Chris Pearce Veterinary surgeon and dental specialist
Evidence for dental disease as a cause of poor performance in ridden horses & how to avoid bitting injuries.
Gillian Higgins Equine Anatomist and Biomechanist
Moving Forward: Anatomy of Propulsion and Engagement & Anatomical Connections.
Charlie Unwin Sports Psychologist
Creating a Psychologically Informed Environment: Why all equestrian professionals have a part to play.
Nicolas De Brauwere MRCVS Head of Welfare and Behaviour, Redwings Horse Sanctuary
Infectious Disease Control and Biosecurity.
Dr Sue Dyson Independent Consultant and Lameness Specialist
The 24 behaviours of the ridden horse in pain: Shifting the paradigm of how we see lameness.
There will also be an Anatomy Exhibition where there will be skeletal specimens to study. All from a variety of ponies, with an array of anatomical anomalies, which demonstrate the fact that there’s rarely a textbook skeleton! With extra ribs, too many or too few vertebrae, growth plates, and distorted hooves.
Plus, a Scientific Poster Presentation Area – posters relating to the theme Upwards and Onwards will be on display for you to study.
Posters can be submitted by students, lecturers, research professionals or companies and the authors will be on hand during the breaks to answer questions about their research.
To find out more and book tickets visit Horses Inside Out
