International Society for Equitation Science

International Society for Equitation Science

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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, practitioners and students. Become a member of ISES today: https://www.equitationscience.com/membership.

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International Society for Equitation Science

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www.equitationscience.com

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Jun 3, 2026

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Episodes

Ep. 16 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Leonie Lee 02.05.2024

Leonie Lee is an individual deeply committed to enhancing equine welfare through innovative design. With a wealth of experience in both the equine and architecture sectors, Leonie founded Equined with the vision of optimizing the lives of horses through thoughtful planning and construction. Her dedication to this cause is exemplified by her work on the development of "Markdel" Rye for Freedman Bro...

Ep. 15 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Dr Gabriel Lencioni 02.05.2024

Dr. Gabriel Lencioni is a veterinarian and PhD student in Animal Welfare at the School of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science (FMVZ) of the University of São Paulo (USP). His passion for the study of animal behavior and welfare ignited during his college years, prompting him to actively engage in organizing seminars, symposiums, courses, and other educational activities on the topic. Under the...

Ep. 14 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Dr Anne Louise Knox 02.05.2024

Annie completed a Bachelor of Veterinary Science at The University of Queensland in 2004. Her special interest in animal welfare drew her from a career in private practice to roles with the RSPCA and Principal Racing Authorities in Victoria, Tasmania and New South Wales. Annie is a strong advocate for intergroup perspective-taking and social learning, believing it critical to constructive progress...

Ep. 13 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Dr Lindsay Skyner 02.05.2024

Lindsay has worked in several countries since obtaining her undergraduate in animal behaviour and welfare and PhD in primate welfare nearly 20 years ago. Her longest employment was as an academic staff member running an animal management programme for 12 years but a year ago, she changed roles to take on the challenging task of being an Animal Welfare Officer at Charles Sturt University in NSW Aus...

Ep. 12 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Olivia Curry 02.05.2024

Olivia Curry, an EASTBIO Funded PhD Candidate, is investigating behavioral indicators for the assessment of pain in horses. Her research focuses on identifying subtle cues and behaviors that can serve as reliable markers for pain in equines. Through her work, Olivia aims to improve the welfare of horses by enhancing our understanding of how they express discomfort and distress.

Ep. 11 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Dr Betsy Green and Debbie Reed 02.05.2024

Dr. Greene is a Professor and Extension Horse Specialist at the University of Arizona. Her previous statewide extension programs at the University of Vermont have focused on preventative care and maintenance for horse health, safety, equine business, and pasture management. She has been active in the leadership of the eXtension “HorseQuest Community of Practice,” and has secured extramural funding...

Ep. 10 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Caleigh Copelin 02.05.2024

Caleigh Copelin is a PhD student at the University of Guelph, specialising in Equine Behaviour and Welfare. Her research focuses on investigating the impact of management strategies on the stress levels and welfare of riding lesson horses in Canada. This project has garnered support through a Canada Graduate Scholarship from the Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada. With a p...

Ep. 9 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Karly Liffen 02.05.2024

Ms. Karly Liffen, an equine science graduate, is currently pursuing her Ph. D. focusing on 'The behavior and welfare of horses working in Australian cattle feedlots' with a specialization in animal behavior and welfare both on farm and in the field. Passionate about equine science, Karly's research aims to shed light on the well-being and behavioral patterns of horses in the unique context of catt...

Ep. 8 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Natasha Rose 02.05.2024

Natasha Rose’s career and interest in the Thoroughbred aftercare industry was sparked off by a weekend stable job at the Thoroughbred Rehabilitation Centre during her undergraduate university years. Natasha graduated with a BSc and MSC in Equine Science and then went on to do the British Horseracing Authority (BHA) graduate trainee programme. Her career in the British horseracing sector developed...

Ep. 7 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Miranda Brauns 02.05.2024

Miranda Brauns is passionate about leveraging ethology to develop effective strategies for animal care, conservation, and sustainability. Her career goal is to apply behavioral-based approaches to advance animal welfare, particularly focusing on species in the wild and under human care. Miranda finds joy in working with diverse species and exploring topics such as enrichment use, habitat space uti...

Ep. 6 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Kylie Legg 02.05.2024

Kylie is a lecturer in equine science at Massey University in the School of Veterinary Science. She has a strong background in engineering as well as 20 years practical experience of working and training horses and people for various sport and recreation industries worldwide. These skills have combined to focus her research interests in equine biomechanics, human and equine exercise physiology and...

Ep. 5 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Amber Wells 02.05.2024

Amber Wells is currently pursuing her Master's degree in Animal Science with a specialization in equine behavior and extension at Oklahoma State University, under the guidance of Dr. Kris Hiney. She earned her bachelor's degree from Auburn University in 2022, majoring in Animal Science with a focus on equine studies and a minor in Business. During her undergraduate years, Amber held various job po...

Ep. 4 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Meredith Chapman 02.05.2024

Meredith Chapman has worked as a Consultant/Advisor in WHS and Vocational Rehabilitation throughout Australia for over 20 years. Meredith’s academic career includes a Masters in Safety Science and post-graduate degrees in Rehabilitation Counselling, Health Sciences and Accident Investigation. Meredith is Currently completing her PhD Meredith in the area of Science, Engineering and Health exploring...

New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Introduction 02.05.2024

Welcome to the official Spotify channel of the International Society for Equitation Science New Zealand Conference! Join us as we delve into the captivating world of equine research through our 'Bite-Sized Interviews' series hosted by Chloe Campbell, our dedicated media manager. Explore the latest breakthroughs and discoveries in equitation science as we connect with students and researche...

Ep.3 ISES Training Principle No.1 Regard for horse and human safety 06.11.2023

In this captivating podcast, our panel of equestrian safety experts, including Dr. Jan Ladewig, Jody Hartstone, and Dr. Andrew McLean, engage in a comprehensive discussion on the critical topic of horse and human safety. They explore subjects ranging from separation anxiety in horses and the statistics supporting safety measures to the importance of teaching horses to stand still, a fundamental co...

Ep.2 How the ISES 10 Training Principles impacts how we interact with horses 21.08.2023

Unveiling the ISES 10 Training Principles with our host Antonia Henderson, and speakers Dr. Andrew McLean and Jody Hartstone. Discover how these principles shaped their approach to their interactions with horses and strengthened their careers, to ultimately enhance horse welfare. Unravel the secrets behind addressing behavioural challenges and debunking industry myths. Tune in to uncover the syner...

Ep.1 Choosing your research subject 27.05.2023

Join ISES on the "Choosing Your Research Subject" podcast, where experts and students delve into the successes and challenges of research, discuss current interests and conversations in the industry, and explore topics such as ethics, university vs private research, and getting research out to the industry. Gain insight into specific scenarios and learn how to enhance your own research t...

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