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.
Horse owner Justine Lagache and veterinarian Jonna Martinsson share how they care for 23-year-old Quebec, a retired school horse now enjoying his golden years.
At the 2025 Saudi Cup, the Jockey Club of Saudi Arabia used Sleip to support regulatory vets with longitudinal gait data — adding clarity and consistency to welfare decisions.
Gait analysis isn’t just about data – it’s about knowing what that data means. Hear it from biomechanics experts Marie Rhodin and Emma Persson-Sjödin.
Learn what Thibault Philippearts has to say about life at the stables, overcoming setbacks, and the importance of putting horse welfare first.
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How can some horses sprint at 60 kph or soar over high fences? In this blog Dr. Hilary Clayton unpacks the science behind Ground Reaction Forces (GRFs) and equine motion.
Get inspiration on how to integrate objective gait analysis into daily practice. Joop Loomans, DVM, PhD, MBA explores how to unlock new revenue opportunities.
Dr. Hilary Clayton shares insights from her research journey at the McPhail Equine Performance Centre, where she tackled innovative studies on bits, rein tension, and equine biomechanics.