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Movement asymmetry: Biological variation or lameness?

Movement asymmetry is common — but does it always mean pain or lameness? In this blog, Marie Rhodin unpacks the science behind asymmetries and what they really tell us about equine soundness.

Mark Casse: Talking with a racing legend

Few names resonate as strongly in the world of horse racing as Mark Casse's. A third-generation horseman, Casse has carved out an enduring legacy in the sport. We recently had the privilege of sitting down with Mark to discuss his journey and his approach to horse health and performance.

Peder Fredricson: Winning with love and respect for horses

Peder Fredricson is known for his horsemanship and the close bonds he forms with his horses. We caught up with the top-ranked showjumping rider and Olympian medalist at Grevlunda in southern Sweden for a chat.

Dewi Bergman-van Mechelen: A passion for prevention

One of the leading equine physiotherapists in the world, Dewi Bergman-van Mechelen specialises in orthomanual therapy, chiropraxis, and sports rehabilitation for horses.

Rehabilitation: the road back to recovery

Rehabilitation is rarely a straight path. In this article, Morgan Lashley outlines how to structure recovery plans for orthopaedic injuries — and why objective monitoring is key to long-term success.

Talking biological fingerprints at the EGAS course in Lüsche

We caught up with three veterinarians and a physiotherapist to get the lowdown on the increased use of gait analysis and how longitudinal monitoring can improve client services and animal welfare.