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This is a light and fun interview with Groom Of The Year Emma Cornish to discuss her career, feelings towards the industry and her exciting role at the upcoming Paris Olympics!Emma will be one of the very few veterinary team members coming from
Emma Davies is a Senior Lecturer (Rider Performance) at Hartbury University about Rider Sleep.Dr David Marlin and Emma discuss rider performance and the important role of sleep!Discussing previous studies and development of studies for ridersSa
Dr Gillian Tabor talks to Nikki Routledge, who is a fellow animal musculoskeletal practitioner but not a physio this time! Nikki holds an MSc in Animal Manipulation and a Master's in Veterinary Chiropractic. They discuss the history of McTimone
In this fasinating chat between two animal physiotherapists, Dr Gillian Tabor and Canine physio Tom Daly, discuss the many similarities and differences in treating horses and dogs.Tom discusses his passion for helping dogs, the powers of water
In a departure from the previous themes of injury, treatment and rehabilitation, Dr Gillian Tabor speaks to Marianne Davies about her research paper ‘Can’t jump, won’t jump.The conversation covers topics such as ecological dynamics, complexity
Tracy Bye interview - The pressures under bitless bridlesDr Gillian Tabor interviewed Tracy Bye, a lecturer in animal science at the Royal Agricultural Society. Tracy researched and co-authored a paper called Noseband and poll pressures underne
Emma Busk interview – independent bit & bridle fitterDr Gillian Tabor interviews Animalweb’s newest expert – Emma Busk a highly-qualified, LANTRA-accredited independent bit & bridle fitter.Gillian learns about Emma and her work, they go on to d
Helen chats with Emma Dyer about Equine Careers. We interviewed Emma to learn why she is one of Animalweb's new experts and what she can help our members with.Emma has already written us an article on how to write a job advert – Read it on the
Dr Gillian Tabor chats with Diane Howard, lead author of a research study developing a pain scoring system for owners to use for horses with osteoarthritis. The article and the scoring system – the Equine Brief Pain Inventory (EBPI) – is openly
Your horse has been diagnosed with kissing spines - what next? Firstly, don't panic or ask advice from the internet, which will definitely add to the confusion!Gillian talks about why sharing X-rays on social media are unlikely to help and some
Dr Gillian Tabor chats with Jo Paul, Chartered Physiotherapist and President of The Register of Animal Musculoskeletal Practitioners (RAMP). RAMP is a voluntary register of professionals who have signed up to take responsibility for attaining a
Dr Gillian Tabor reviews a recently published paper on the effects of using balance pads. In this paper, the research team measured the postural sway and multifidus cross-sectional area after standing a horse on pads for 5 minutes, 5 days a wee
Horse walkers - are they the devil or a gift from the gods?Dr Gillian Tabor investigatesViews on using horse walkers to exercise horses are very polarised. But what does the research say? Dr Gillian Tabor, an equine physiotherapist, talks throu
As 2024 begins Dr Gillian Tabor offers up some much-needed winter survival ideas and suggestions to support your horse if they are stabled for long periods.Gillian focuses on the BIG 3 F's - Friends, Forage and Freedom, as well as giving sugges
Dr David Marlin discusses his recently published paper on comparative exercise physiology. With colleagues Dr David Marlin looked at the use of thermal imaging to assess how hot horses are during training, warm-up, during and after competition.
Recognising pain in the ridden horse – use of the ridden horse pain ethogram (RHpE) with Sue Palmer (interviewed by Dr Gillian Tabor) “All too often, pain in ridden horses is labelled as ‘bad’ behaviour. The apparently ‘sound’ horse is ‘naughty
Most people seem to be feeding hoof supplements and or applying treatments to their horse's feet. But what are they made up of and do they actually do anything?Dr David Marlin answers a few of your questions:Where does the hoof strength come fr
Check out this interview with Dr Jo Hockenhull and Dr Lynda Birke as they embark on an exciting new study into Human-Horse Relationships.The new study has just gone live and is looking for participants!Why study this and what benefits could it
Briony Witherow is a registered equine nutritionist and lecturer at Writtle University College with a deep understanding through research and teaching experience in the role of horse toys and feeding apparatus and techniques.In this interview w
Vitamin E is an essential nutrient for horses, much like it is for humans and other animals. Vitamin E cannot be made and must be obtained from the diet. It plays a vital role in various bodily functions, including immune system support, muscle
Helen from the Dr David Marlin team interviews Dr Heather Cameron-Whytock - Senior Lecturer and Researcher in Veterinary Medicine at the University of Central Lancashire and researcher into THREE of eventings key horse safety studies.With colle
Dr Gillian Tabor and Alex Jolly from SupaStuds talk studs!Answering the questions:When to stud?When not to stud?How many stud holes are recommended?How to manage the stud holes?...and how to choose studs?They also discussed problems with studdi
In this podcast Dr Gillian Tabor talks about the Thoroughbred Census and speaks to Helena Flynn – Programme Director and Stephen Wensley – Project Lead for Welfare Data, both from the Horse Welfare Board. This is an independently-chaired group
What is Sugar Beet (Beta vulgaris)Are all sugar beet products created equal?What is sugar beet, where does it come from, and why do we feed it to our horses?Dr David Marlin takes a closer look, examining why we have 'traditionally' fed it to ou
In these podcasts, Dr Gillian Tabor reviews her highlights from the International Canine and Equine Locomotion Conference (ICEL9) held in Utrecht in August 2023. All the recognisable names from biomechanics research were there, which makes for
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