2011 Autumn Digest: International Society for Equitation Science
The ISES is less than a decade old and has already made an immense contribution to dressage practice. I had already read a few reports on the presentations and presenters, and was simply not satisfied. This morning I found online the 153 page CONFERENCE PROCEEDINGS of the 7th International Equitation Science Conference, which was held last month in Holland.
I’ll certainly take the time to digest it:
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8 responses to “2011 Autumn Digest: International Society for Equitation Science”
Catarina Larzazs
January 9th, 2012 at 02:03
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February 1st, 2012 at 22:58
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February 3rd, 2012 at 23:41
2011 Autumn Digest: International Society for Equitation Science My uncle and cousin recommended Dressage Underground, this blog to show that the traditional ways we care for and ride our horses are validated by scientists. Reading this, I wonder whether this post is written by him, as no one else knows such details about my position. How could anyone guess? You are wonderful! Thanks! My sisters and cousins Lisa, Cassetta, Agata, Cindy and Veronica are reading 2011 Autumn Digest: International Society for Equitation Science and all around Dressage Underground. Best Regards Justin
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February 8th, 2012 at 09:23
Thanks for writing about International Society for Equitation Science. I did not know of it, and I am learning much by reading from its website and Dressage Underground.Best Regards Craig
Steven Caloprato
February 10th, 2012 at 03:10
Given the importance of the question, we believe that it merits the effort of a more conclusive empirical answer.
Christopher Hyams
February 10th, 2012 at 11:17
I agree, Steven. Being a dressage practitioner, and not, myself, a scientist, I appreciate the efforts of science to disabuse us of misconceptions and clarify for us the effects and affects of dressage practice. For the benefit of our horses, let’s stay tuned. Chris
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February 12th, 2012 at 05:51
This news is worth observing. Who knew there was a Society for Equitation Science? I think that you should write more on this subject. Do not let its mightiness inhibit you as a individual. Groups are not able to discuss such topics. I look forward to your next article. Cheers.
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February 29th, 2012 at 09:29
My cousin says that current Science is making clear which of the old practices are really good for our horses, and he suggested I read 2011 Autumn Digest: International Society for Equitation Science Dressage Underground. I am reading it, and will continue to ISES, and Dressage Underground.Best Regards SchaadAndy