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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