1 July 2025

Horses with lameness issues often adapt their movement to ease discomfort, which can produce compensatory movement asymmetries. This means a primary lameness in a forelimb can cause asymmetries in the hindlimb and vice versa.

27 June 2025

Horse owner Justine Lagache and veterinarian Jonna Martinsson of Stockholms Hästklinik share their experiences caring for 23-year-old Quebec, a retired school horse turned beloved companion. Together, they offer a heartfelt and practical perspective on what it means to support a horse in its golden years.

10 June 2025

At the Jockey Club of Saudi Arabia, Director of Veterinary Services Toby Koenig and his team are using longitudinal gait data to bring greater clarity and consistency to that process. But he’s clear: objective data supports decision-making — it doesn’t make the decision.

9 May 2025

We spoke to biomechanics researchers and expert educators Marie Rhodin and Emma Persson-Sjödin, who have both played key roles in developing the use of data to support decisions on horse health.

2 April 2025

In the heart of Belgium, amidst the hustle and bustle of the equestrian world, we had the pleasure of talking with Thibault Philippaerts, a name synonymous with dedication, passion, and a deep-rooted love for horses. With four brothers and a father who is a superstar rider, Thibault was born into a world where riding and horsemanship are a way of life.

12 February 2025

Have you ever wondered why some horses can gallop faster than 60 kph and other horses jump fences higher than 2 meters while most horses can’t come close to these outstanding athletic feats? A major contributor to the horse’s athletic prowess is the ability to generate and coordinate large Ground Reaction Forces which we’ll abbreviate to GRF. In this blog Hilary Clayton explains GRFs and their importance in sport horses.