Discover the world of evidence-based equitation
ISES international conferences are held every year to allow academics, students, practitioners and welfare organisations to come together and discuss the latest findings in equitation science. Often held in some of the world's extraordinary equine and academic settings, the conference brings together the major subject areas relevant to equine welfare and much more.
Previous Conferences and Proceedings
2022 Hartpury Conference Recordings
The recordings are only available to ISES members.
To view the proceedings (accessible to all), click here.
2020 Online Conference
ISES reviewed the successful Virtual ISES Conference, which featured thought-provoking online talks.
2018 Rome, Italy
Equine welfare: training, feeding, housing, mental state, health and behaviour.
2017 Waga Waga, Australia
"Equitation Science in Practice: Collaboration, Communication and Change"
2015 Vancouver, Canada
"Ethical Equitation for All Equestrian Disciplines – Breaking Barriers and Building Bridges"
2014 Vejle, Denmark
"Equitation Science in Practice: Collaboration, Communication and Change"
2013 Delaware, United States
"Equitation Science in Practice: Collaboration, Communication and Change"
2012 Edinburgh, UK
"Equitation Science in Practice: Collaboration, Communication and Change"
2011 Hooge Mierde, Netherlands
"Equitation Science in Practice: Collaboration, Communication and Change"
2010 Strömsholm, Sweden
"Equitation Science in Practice: Collaboration, Communication and Change"
2009 Sydney, Australia
"Equitation Science in Practice: Collaboration, Communication and Change"
2008 Dublin, Ireland
"Equitation Science in Practice: Collaboration, Communication and Change"
2007 Michigan, USA
"Equitation Science in Practice: Collaboration, Communication and Change"
2006 Milan, Italy
"Equitation Science in Practice: Collaboration, Communication and Change"
2005 Edinburgh, UK
"Equitation Science in Practice: Collaboration, Communication and Change"
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