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Published by Dr Andrew McLean, Lisa Ashton
Delve into the latest in equitation science and welfare with leading equine ethologist, Dr. Andrew McLean, and Equitation Science Consultant, Lisa Ashton. Together, they explore current, evidence-based practices to drive positive change for our equine companions. Whether you're an experienced rider, a curious novice, or simply a horse lover, this podcast promises to enlighten, inform, and inspire. Tune in, and let's make a difference, one conversation at a time.
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In our season finale, we wrap up our discussion by exploring how education and regulation can help future-proof the world of equestrianism Click on 'Follow' to stay updated on our latest episodes as they're released!
Can horses in sports truly have 'a good life'? This episode explores the key factors influencing a horse's mental wellbeing and examines how small changes can significantly enhance the quality of life for horses involved in sports. Click on 'Follow' to stay updated on our latest episodes as they're released!
Equestrianism is facing more threat than ever as the public passes judgement on the ethics of the sport. So, how can equitation science provide solutions to the current problems the equestrian industry face? Tune in to listen to Solutions. Click on 'Follow' to stay updated on our latest episodes as they're released!
Tune in to take a deep dive on the history of behaviourism, ethology, the birth of dominance theory, and where to from here. We look at how the normalisation of some modern training practices has lead to negative outcomes for the horse, and how becoming consciously aware of this can lead us to a more sustainable future. Click on 'Follow' to stay updated on our latest episodes as they're released!
Episode 2 explores the history of the domesticated horse, how our modern relationship with horses has shaped where equestrianism is today, and what we could see in future. Click on 'Follow' to stay updated on our latest episodes as they're released!
In this first episode Andrew delves into his journey into equitation science, and how curiosity and knowledge can shape the future of equestrianism. Click on 'Follow' to stay updated on our latest episodes as they're released!
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