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Ep. 24 Aveil Oberhammer on Using EquiFACS to Assess Horse Behaviour Before & After Riding at the 2025 Conference
Chloe Campbell speaks with Aveil Oberhammer at the ISES Conference 2025 about her research using EquiFACS — the Equine Facial Action Coding System — to identify subtle changes in horse behaviour before and after...
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Ep 23. Clever Hans Talk: Rick Hester Cheyenne Mountain Zoo on Zoo Environments
Rick Hester from Cheyenne Mountain Zoo presents the Clever Hans Lecture from the ISES Colorado Conference. He explores how zoo environments can be designed to encourage not just activity, but meaningful outcomes for...
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Ep. 22 Prof Paul McGreevy, Dr Gemma Pearson and Dr Temple Grandin at the 2025 Conference
In this special conference edition, we bring you conversations with three leading voices in equitation science and animal welfare. Prof Paul McGreevy, Dr Gemma Pearson, and Dr Temple Grandin share their perspectives...
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Ep. 21: Diet and Behaviour in Horses with Dr. Katherine Houpt
In this episode, we’re joined by renowned veterinary behaviourist Dr. Katherine Houpt, with host Chloe Campbell, to explore the complex relationship between diet and behaviour in horses. Drawing on her chapter from...
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Ep. 20 Signs of Happiness: Measuring Horse Welfare Through Affiliative Behaviour
In this episode, Chloe Campbell, ISES Media Manager, sits down with Dr. Miriam Baumgartner to explore how affiliative behaviours can serve as valid, reliable, and feasible indicators of positive welfare in horse...
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Ep. 19 Exploring Equitation Science with Dr. Andrew Mclean
Join host Chloe Campbell, ISES Media Manager, as she chats with the members of ISES for the exciting launch of the ISES Webinar featuring Dr. Andrew McLean. In this video, we dive into the fascinating world of...
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Ep. 18 Living the Good Life? Welfare and Horse-Human Interactions
In this episode, Dr. Carol Hall discusses her PhD research with Dr. Rachel Kay on horse welfare, focusing on how horse-human interactions affect quality of life. She shares findings from her systematic review, which...
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Ep. 17 Exploring the relationship between horse-owner attributes and their approach to horse training
In this episode, we have the privilege of speaking with Ella Bartlett, Dr Jo Hockenhull, Lorna Cameron about Ella's very large PhD research "Exploring the relationship between horse-owner attributes and their approach...
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New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Introduction
Welcome to the official Spotify channel of the International Society for Equitation Science New Zealand Conference! Join us as we delve into the captivating world of equine research through our 'Bite-Sized Interviews'...
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Ep. 14 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Dr Anne Louise Knox
Annie completed a Bachelor of Veterinary Science at The University of Queensland in 2004. Her special interest in animal welfare drew her from a career in private practice to roles with the RSPCA and Principal Racing...
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Ep. 9 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Karly Liffen
Ms. Karly Liffen, an equine science graduate, is currently pursuing her Ph.D. focusing on 'The behavior and welfare of horses working in Australian cattle feedlots' with a specialization in animal behavior and welfare...
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Ep. 16 New Zealand Conference Bite-Sized Interviews: Dr Gabriel Lencioni
Dr. Gabriel Lencioni is a veterinarian and PhD student in Animal Welfare at the School of Veterinary Medicine and Animal Science (FMVZ) of the University of SĂŁo Paulo (USP). His passion for the study of animal...
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