Recognising Pain-Related Poor Performance

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www.horsesinsideout.com/sue-dyson
In this video Gillian Higgins, equine anatomist and founder of Horses Inside Out, interviews Dr Sue Dyson. They talk all about horses, equestrianism, and training as well as recognising pain-related poor performance.
Horses that aren’t quite performing as they should be is a common issue and can leave you questioning your training and general management to find the answers. One fundamental skill we should all have is the ability to recognise when these issues are pain related.
It’s easy to overlook mild, multi-limb lameness and mild pain-related issues but it’s essential for the welfare of the horse to be able to identify when this is the problem.
Dr Sue Dyson has developed a straightforward system for assessing horse movement and comfort. In this online seminar, she will explain how to use this system, sharing tips, techniques and giving you the confidence to recognise pain related poor performance.
Online Seminar for Equestrian Professionals
with Dr Sue Dyson
10am - 4pm (UTC)
Saturday 26th November 2022
For the good of the horse this online seminar is something all coaches, therapists and professionals within the equine industry need to see.
This seminar is perfect for coaches, instructors, therapists, other veterinary para-professionals, professional riders and students.

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@Motorcrosskidjordan Жыл бұрын

Absolutely love this ❤ I’ve been spreading the word all over South Africa

@jjones9536 Ай бұрын

Is there such a thing as a perfect structural and anatomical horse. Any more than a perfect human. Surely every animal born has some kind of weakness. I have been a horse owner for over 50 years. I had very little vet involvement. But a very keen horse person I new said " Im sure they were lame and you didnt recognise it." I agree it is quiet possible. But as a old lady I have had some vet attention. Frankly I have very little faith in the vets of to day. It is so easy for them to just run up a big bill. We all do our best and sometimes we get it right and sometimes not. Its a very difficult area now and quiet worrying . Im really pleased I have arrived at the twilight horses days thank heavens.