Better understanding. Better training. Better welfare.

We all want the best for our horses. But how do we know that the way we handle, train and ride them truly supports their physical and mental well-being?

Every interaction we have with our horses matters. From everyday handling on the ground to the way we communicate through our bodies in the saddle, our actions influence how our horses move, respond and experience training.

In this webinar, Maria Terese Engell and Will Rogers will explore what good horse welfare looks like in practice, and how a better understanding of the horse can help us make more informed decisions in our daily training.

What will we explore?

• Horse welfare in everyday training: What does good welfare really mean, and how can we apply it in practice?

• Handling and communication: How do our actions on the ground influence the horse's experience and responses?

• The rider's responsibility: How can our position, balance and riding technique influence the horse?

• From knowledge to practice: How can we make more informed choices that support both performance and welfare?

Good horse welfare is not just about what we ask our horses to do, but also how we ask them to do it.

Whether you are a rider, trainer or simply passionate about horses, this webinar will give you new perspectives on how we can create better conditions for our horses through knowledge, awareness and thoughtful training.