
Welcome to the International Society for Equitation Science (ISES) podcast, where we delve into matters related to horse welfare, training, and the horse-rider relationship. As a not-for-profit organisation, ISES is dedicated to promoting research in equitation science to improve the lives of horses. Our podcast engages with diverse members of the equine community, including academics, practitione... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 39 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Category | Education | |||

In this episode, Dr. Barbara Murphy discusses equine chronobiology and the role of light in regulating the horse’s circadian rhythms and biological clock. We explore how light exposure influences sleep, behaviour, reproduction, and overall horse welf... more
In this episode, Professor Christine Aurich discusses her review paper on the welfare of breeding stallions, exploring how social and emotional needs can be balanced alongside reproductive performance. The conversation challenges traditional manageme... more
In this episode, we explore how simple sensory checks (sight, touch, and smell) can help predict when hay may pose a respiratory risk for horses. We discuss how abnormal odour emerged as a strong indicator of harmful dust levels, how visible impuriti... more
This podcast focused on discussing research findings about the behaviour of off-the-track thoroughbreds, with Annie and Kate sharing insights from their study using the E-BARQ behavioural assessment tool. The discussion highlighted how racing experie... more
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A high-signal show focused on horse welfare, equitation science, and practical applications in training and therapy. Episodes frequently feature researchers, veterinarians, and clinicians who discuss welfare-centered approaches, measurement and monitoring of horse well-being, technology applications (like AI, computer vision, and EquiFACS), and training practices that align with scientific evidence. Notable threads include welfare in stabling, social environments for stallions, sensor-based and sensory assessments of hay and lighting, and how research translates into real-world horse care, therapy, and judging. The show often blends rigorous science with practitioner--focused takeaways, making it helpful for researchers, trainers, veterinar... more
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Recent guests on this podcast include:
1. Barbara Murphy
2. Christine Aurich
3. Virginie Bouverat
4. Vinzenz Gerber
5. Annie Knox
6. Kate Fenner
7. Alessia Masini
8. Inga Wolframm
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