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Next webinar: Racehorse welfare across borders

Join a global panel of veterinary leaders and regulatory authorities as they share how objective gait analysis is advancing racehorse welfare in practice.

From elite international meets to national racing initiatives, hear how organisations are using Sleip’s technology to inform decisions on health and performance, enhance transparency, and raise the standard of care across the industry.

Open to all, and especially relevant to veterinarians in the racing industry, trainers and other racing professionals.

Thursday, July 3, 2025
14:00 - 15:30 CEST via Zoom

Time zone guide: 13:00 - 14:30 BST (UK) | 8.00-9.30 EDT (US) | 15.00-16.30AST (SA) | 20.00-21.30 HKT (HK) | 22.00-23.30 AEST (AU)

 

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Webinar: Better care, better business

March, 2025

Join us for an interactive session where leading veterinarians share how they use objective gait analysis in daily practice—covering real case studies, client engagement strategies, and business growth opportunities. Plus, get the inside tips on Sleip’s latest features and participate in a live Q&A with our expert panel.

Webinar: "From data to action: Objective gait analysis in equine health management" 

November, 2024

Join our expert panel in a webinar discussing how objective gait analysis technology and data can support equine health practitioners in enhancing decision-making and improving patient outcomes. Discover how this technology aids in monitoring horses, evaluating interventions, and fostering collaboration across the care team, from farriers to physiotherapists.

 

Webinar: Is the block effective? Using objective data in cases with diagnostic analgesia

May, 2024

Watch the webinar "Is the block effective? Using objective data in cases with diagnostic analgesia" hosted by Sleip in partnership with Tierklinik Lüsche and SMDC Clinic. During the webinar our expert veterinarians will share their experiences of diagnostic puzzles and the use of objective data in evaluating blocks.

Webinar: AI in action, exploring gait analysis through case studies

June, 2023

This webinar is for equine veterinarians who want to be inspired and learn more about gait analysis in daily practice. Watch the webinar AI in action: Exploring gait analysis through case studies hosted by Aagje Hardeman, DVM, PhD and Global Customer Success Manager at Sleip. 

Aagje is a veterinarian specializing in the clinical application of quantitative gait analysis. She spent several years on the orthopaedic and rehabilitation team at Tierklinik Lüsche, and now splits her time between clinical consultations and providing trainings in gait analysis.

 

Webinar: Biomechanics behind gait analysis with Elin Hernlund

April, 2023

Elin Hernlund, DVM, PhD, Diplomate ECVSMR, CMO and co-founder at Sleip, is a veterinarian specialising in equine biomechanics and orthopaedics. She is the head of the Locomotion laboratory at the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences and one of two founders of Sleip. Elin is passionate about motion in horses both at work and in her private life (where dressage training takes up most of her time).

In this webinar we covered research behind the technology, discussed how to interpret data, talked about case studies, and of course answered some questions.

Webinar: Objective gait analysis with Marcus Swail

February, 2023

Learn how Marcus Swail, team vet for the Irish national teams, has integrated gait analysis into daily practice. Sleiping has become a standard at Swail’s practice, and something he is integrating into his work with the team riders. It helps guide diagnosis, gauge treatment, and provides valuable documentation.

 

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