Ep. 30 Dr Sarah King: How Wild Equid Research Can Contribute to Domestic Equid Welfare

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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. Become a member of ISES today: https://www.equitationscience.com/membership. As a not-for-profit organization, 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 practitioners, associates, students, and supporters.

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Ep. 30 Dr Sarah King: How Wild Equid Research Can Contribute to Domestic Equid Welfare

International Society for Equitation Science

29 minutes 51 seconds

2 weeks ago

Ep. 30 Dr Sarah King: How Wild Equid Research Can Contribute to Domestic Equid Welfare

Chloe Campbell speaks with Dr Sarah King about how findings from wild equid research can inform management, training, and welfare practices for domestic horses and donkeys, presented at the ISES Conference 2025 We explore what studying free-ranging behaviour, social structures, and environmental adaptation can teach us about improving the lives of domestic equids in human care.