Date: Thursday 10th April 2008 Time: 3 – 7 pm
Venue: Kilbees Farm Stud in Windsor www.kilbeesfarmstud.co.uk (directions provided on registration).

Reason to Attend?
If you are interested developing a career in the Equine industry and wish to bring something new and innovative to assist the industry professionals to better manage equine health and performance, then the Open Day is for you.
Equinalysis Business Partners work with leading practitioners within veterinary science, farriery, biomechanics and equine sports performance.  They provide a much-needed service to the performance horse owner and allied industries.
Agenda for the Day
•    Arrival / Coffee
•    Introduction
•    Company Overview and Role of a ‘Business Partner’
•    Overview of the Equinalysis System
•    Live mark-up and Screening of a Horse
•    Analysis of Results and Building a Portfolio
•    Summary and Wrap-Up
•    End

How to Register
e-mail to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it giving a brief description of your background and experience.  Alternatively call Equinalysis on 01291 671351.

Equinalysis is playing a key role on the British Equestrian Federation's "World Class" Equine Development programme

Equinalysis offers a unique service to the British Equestrian Federation and the World Class Equine Development Programme.

The profiling of equines for individual conformation and locomotion through gait analysis is a pre-requisite to a greater understanding of biomechanical joint and limb range of motions. As a direct result accurate individual biomechanical data can be extracted at any time allowing for a more informed decision making process especially when looking at poor performance and subtle lameness issues that can exist. This process also allows us to be more pro active in monitoring any effects of changes made from any veterinary, farriery and/or physiotherapy intervention.

Base line measurements can also be taken allowing for a more accurate mapping process through any stage of development and training. With the creation of the Equine Pathway alongside current Start / Potential and Elite programmes, Equinalysis plays an important part in the monitoring process looking not only at individual joint and limb loading but also an awareness of potential problems that continue to exist within the Competition / Performance sector This process is of paramount importance especially when looking forward to the 2012 London Olympics and Equinalysis is pleased to be of service to the World Class Programme.

www.bef.co.uk/Competitive_success

David Ashby is bloodstock underwriter for Amlin Plus, the specialist bloodstock arm of Amlin plc, one of the leading independent Lloyd’s insurance groups. "I can see significant benefits to both the insured and the insurer from an annual Equinalysis review, and Amlin Plus would certainly reflect this by a reduction in premium," he says. "Some of the major issues with loss of use and veterinary fee insurance, and hence the reason for higher premiums, are the very high costs involved in diagnostic work for subtle or hard-to-find lameness. I am hopeful that Equinalysis could help to significantly reduce these costs and thus horse owners’ insurance premiums as well. Amlin Plus is committed to supporting ideas that reduce costs and give its clients a fuller and better understanding of their horses’ capabilities and potential, given that the examination costs are reasonable. Amlin Plus is positioned at the high-value end of the market, and it is likely that we will make an annual Equinalysis review a no-cost benefit of our policy. That said, I believe the work of Equinalysis should see a reduction of premiums to all horse owners who use the system, as a credit for their good husbandry and horsemanship."

Amlin Plus website: www.amlinplus.co.uk/

Contact David via email on: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

By Fran Jurga with Haydn Price and Mark Johnson

Gait Analysis
Featured in HORSE magazine February 06, visit: www.horsemagazine.co.uk. To subscribe call 0845 676 7778.

Breakthrough in Equine Locomotion Analysis
Featured in Horse and Hound, 15 April 2004, visit: www.horseandhound.co.uk

Equestrian Life
Article about Equinalysis Accredited Business Partner JAMEG. Please click here to read.

Equine Science Update magazine
Article about Gait analysis in the field. Please click here to read.

Maximizing Equine Performance:
Farriers, Vets and Therapists Address the Needs of the International Sport Horse at British Conference Please click here to read.

Norfolk Equestrian
‘Walk This Way’ article featuring Equinalysis and accredited Business Partner Anglia Equine Mark Aikens.
Please click here to read