The seminar aims to showcase the video-based technology to people who may be interested in joining the Equinalysis team in a business capacity. Anyone interested in attending the November seminar, or other, future events across the UK in 2008, should call Equinalysis on 01291 671351 or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

Leading dressage trainer and triple-Olympic rider, Richard Davison, has seen the benefits of the Equinalysis system, having had his own horses screened regularly. “As a result, our farrier is able to make subtle changes in the way the horses are shod to optimise their performance, “Richard explains. “We retain video records of all of the horses, and use the screening as a preventative tool - I don’t see any point in allowing unnecessary wear and tear to build up over the years. I hope the seminars will spread the word about the technology to a wider audience,” he adds.

The Cotswolds seminar in November aims to showcase the technology to people with equine knowledge and experience who may be interested in joining the Equinalysis team. “Recent equine graduates will certainly be interested in this seminar,” says the British Equestrian Federation’s Equinalysis technician, Russell Guire. “This business opportunity allows us to bring equine sports products to the wider equine industry, to aid diagnosis, promote health and enhance performance.”

The seminar has been scheduled to present the company, its video-based gait analysis system and the role of a Business Partner to individuals interested in being part of the company’s ongoing success. To register, call Equinalysis on 01291 671351, visit: http://www.equinalysis.com/join.htm for further information, or email: This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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