Saturday and Sunday 23rd and 24th February 2012
HORSES INSIDE OUTCONFERENCE 2013 Assessment and Asymmetry
Day 1 Saturday 23rd February 2013 at Ramada Hotel 0800 Registration
Coffee and Biscuits 0850 Gillian Higgins 0910 Dr
Meike.van Heel Welcome and Introduction
Relationships between Handedness, Conformation and Uneven Feet in Foals.
1000 Dr Lars Roepstorff Understanding Spinal Movement. 1100 Break
Tea, Coffee and Biscuits
1130 Dr Lars Roepstorff The Effect of the Rider on the Horse’s Back
1240 Lunch 1345 Andy Thomas 1445 Dr
Meike.van Heel 1530 Break
1600 Haydn Price 1700 Panel
1730 Gillian Higgins 20.00
Yogi Breisner After Dinner speaker
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A Physiotherapists Approach to Rider Asymmetry Part 1
The Relation between Handedness, Uneven Feet and Symmetrical Performance in Horses
Tea, Coffee and Biscuits
Limb differential - Does it Matter? Discussion Forum Close
Reflections of the London Olympics 16.00 Gillian Higgins 1215 Adam Kemp 1300 Lunch
The Role of Correct Training In Maintaining Soundness Part 2
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1350 Caroline Moore Part 1: Creating the Balanced Jump, 1450 Break
15.00 Caroline Moore
Pole work for Hoof/brain Coordination 10 minute comfort break
Part 2:Creating the Balanced Jump, Show Jump and Cross Country Exercises to Develop Symmetry and Bascule
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British Reining
If you have never seen reining before here is your big chance to watch the best British reiners in action. Stetsons and western saddles will invade the East Midlands, as for the first time ever the British Reining Championship Show is coming to The Oakridge Arena at Collingham, nr. Newark on October 6th & 7th.
Riders from all over the UK will be competing for the year end Hi Point Buckles and Championship trophies. Reining is the most thrilling of western disciplines, demonstrating fast but accurate manoeuvres to set patterns.
Some liken it to figure skating and others to a form of dressage, but with its signature sliding stops, fast spins and incredibly fast circles it has an excitement for equestrians like no other. The fabulous American Quarter Horse will be the main breed on show, and are sure to ‘wow’ everyone with their incredible temperaments
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and ability, but paints, appaloosa and arabs etc can all take part in National Reined Horse (NRHA) and British Reining (BR) events.
The FEI medal winning team who represented GB in Kreuth, Germany, and The World Equestrian Games in Lexington Kentucky , will all be riding, so it really is a great opportunity to see some awesome riders competing at a high level. Also in attendance for the show will be The British Equestrian Federation with the mechanical horse. Its purpose is to encourage new, or riders wanting to get back into the saddle to ‘have a go’ .
The show starts at approx 8.30am both days. Hot food and refreshments are available both days in the Oakridge café, plus trade stands and an onsite tack store will also be open for business.
See
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Day 2 : Sunday 24th February 2013 at Arena UK 0815 Registration
Coffee and Biscuits 0850 Gillian Higgins Welcome and Introduction
0900 Andy Thomas A Physiotherapists Approach to Rider Asymmetry Part 1
1000 David Kempsall
1100 Break 1130 Adam Kemp
Fitting a Saddle to the Asymmetrical Horse using a pressure testing system
Tea, Coffee and Biscuits
The Role of Correct Training In Maintaining Soundness Part 1
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