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Our Speakers

Meet The Experts

We are honoured to be joined by a panel of internationally respected professionals, each deeply embedded in their area of expertise. Among them, the highly esteemed Dr. Sue Dyson, renowned for her ground breaking work in equine lameness and orthopedics, will share her unique insights and research.

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Each speaker brings not just theoretical knowledge, but hands-on experience — offering practical tools and real-world applications you can take home and immediately put into practice.

Dr. Sue Dyson is a globally recognized equine veterinary specialist, renowned for her pioneering work in diagnosing and managing lameness and poor performance in sport horses. She spent 37 years leading clinical orthopaedic services at the Animal Health Trust in Newmarket, publishes extensively on diagnostic imaging and ridden horse behaviour, and has developed the inFluential Ridden Horse Pain Ethogram tool.

Matthias Agneessens is a Belgian manual therapist and biomechanics coach specializing in both human and equine performance. Through his practice, Move 2 Ride, he has gained the trust of the equestrian community by helping riders improve posture, mobility, and overall well-being. His
approach integrates manual therapy with rider biomechanics to promote harmony between horse and rider.

Matthias Agneessens of Move 2 Ride working with a white horse
Dr Els Van Den Brande, a lady with short dark hair and her dog

Dr. Els van den Brande is a neurosurgeon in Antwerp, Belgium, where she treats a wide range of neurosurgical conditions Patients consistently praise her for being highly skilled, empathetic, and clear in her explanations, Her reputation reflects both her strong clinical expertise and her patient-centered approach.

Inna Logutenkova, an accomplished Olympic dressage rider from Ukraine, transitioned into studying psychology and coaching after her riding career. Driven by her experience in elite sport, she now focuses on supporting equestrians with the mental and emotional aspects of performance, believing it's an area where riders need far greater support.

Inna Logutenkova, dressage rider accepting a bouquet of flowers

Equine Biomechanics Conference 2025

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