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Hello and welcome to the final part of this 15 part blog series on the Horses Inside Out Conference 2020 - Anatomy In Action.

I will be sad to finish this series of blogs as I have thoroughly enjoyed re-living the conference weekend, delving back into my notes and re-discovering some of what we learned that weekend.

Hello and welcome to the penultimate part of my blog series on the Horses Inside Out Annual Conference 2020 – Anatomy In Action.

Today I would like to briefly share with you the Scientific Poster Presentation Area that was on display at the conference.

Hello and welcome back to my blog on the Horses Inside Out conference 2020 - Anatomy In Action.

Today I wanted to share with you a little bit about the presentation stands that were available to browse at the conference.

Hello and welcome to my blog series on the Horses Inside Out Conference 2020 - Anatomy In Action.

This is the final blog about the presentations of the weekend, with the last speaker being PhD candidate Celeste Wilkins.

Hello and welcome back to my Horses Inside Out Conference 2020 - Anatomy In Action blog series.

We have reached Part 11b now. This is the second installment sharing with you the presentation by vet Richard Hepburn, who presented on day 2 of the conference in the afternoon.

Today I would like to share with you Richard’s points on EGUS (Equine Gastric Ulcer Syndrome) as a limiting factor in our horse’s performance and how we can prevent it.

Hello and welcome to part 11 of my blog about the Horses Inside Out Conference 2020 - Anatomy In Action.

Today I would like to share with you the presentation from Richard Hepburn which was on the second day of the conference and called ‘Tuning the Equine Engine to Prevent Poor Performance’

Hello and welcome back to my blog about the Horses Inside Out conference 2020 - Anatomy In Action.

Today I would like to share with you the presentation by vet Sue Dyson on the second day of the conference.

Sue called this presentation ‘What’s is new in lameness diagnosis’

Hello and welcome back to my blog about the Horses Inside Out Conference 2020 - Anatomy In Action.

Today I would like to share with you some more of the amazing research by Dr Vibeke Velbrond.

You can learn more about Vibeke in my previous blog.

Hello and welcome back to my blog series based on the Horses Inside Out Conference 2020 - Anatomy In Action.

Today I would like to share with you the first presentation we were treated to on day 2 of the conference which was by farrier Mark Johnson.

Hello and welcome back to my blog series on the Horses Inside Out Conference - Anatomy In Action.

Today I am very excited to share with you the research vet Sue Dyson presented to us on day one of the conference (we were lucky enough to have presentations from Sue on both days).

Hello and welcome to part 6 of my blog series on the Horses Inside Out Conference 2020 - Anatomy In Action.

Today I would like to share with you a little about speaker Dr Andrew Hemmings and his presentation on Training the Brain.

Hello and welcome to part 5 of my blog series on the Horses Inside Out Conference 2020 - Anatomy In Action.

Today I would like to share with you some of the points raised and discussed in the presentation by Dr Seth O’Neil around Tendons and Tendinopathy Management and his work on how this translates from human athletes to equine athletes.

Hello and welcome back to my blog series about the Horses Inside Out Conference 2020 - Anatomy In Action.

Today I would like to discuss the second presentation from the weekend. This was given by saddler David Kempsell.

Hello and welcome back to part 3 of my Horses Inside Out Conference 2020 - Anatomy In Action blog.

Today I would like to talk about the first speaker of the conference. The wonderful Vibeke Elbrond, and her presentation on understanding the profound visceral myofascial connections in the horse.

Welcome to part 2 of my blog series about the Horses Inside Out Anatomy In Action Conference 2020.

Today I would like to talk a little bit about Gillian Higgins, founder of Horses Inside Out and her Anatomy Exhibition that was a room at the conference available throughout the whole event to investigate and explore.