Inside the Horse
Anatomy for Better Riding, Training, and Care
An Equine Anatomy Exhibition
Following the incredible success of our event in the summer, the Horses Inside Out Equine Anatomy Exhibition will be running alongside our Conference.
Running for two days in February, this unique exhibition offers a fascinating journey beneath the surface of the horse, blending science, art, and practical equestrian knowledge.
Whether you’re a rider, trainer, student, or equine professional, this is your opportunity to:
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Explore new exhibits and anatomical art like you've never seen before
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Understand how anatomy and biomechanics impact posture, performance, and injury prevention
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Discover insights into common issues affecting the back, teeth, sacroiliac area, hooves, and more
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Visualise the structures beneath your horse's skin to enhance your riding and care
Come on your own or with friends. Whether you stay for an hour or a full day, you’ll leave with a deeper understanding of the horse and how your knowledge can make a difference.
We can’t wait to see you at Holywell Park in February!
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Tickets and Booking
The Exhibition will run alongside the Horses Inside Out Conference.
Exhibition-Only Tickets
These tickets give you access to the exhibition areas between 11am and 3.30pm perfect for those who want a snapshot of the event without attending the full lecture programme. However, for the most enriching experience, why not combine your exhibition visit with in-person or online access to the full conference and gain a deeper understanding of the topics being explored.
This hands-on, in-depth equine anatomy exhibition includes:
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Interactive Zone – Get hands-on: align a spine, build a skeleton, and explore joint function.
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Horse Skeletons in Motion – Full skeletons in dynamic poses showing the brilliance of equine movement.
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Developmental Anatomy – Compare skeletons from yearlings to mature horses and see how bones and growth plates evolve over time.
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Anatomically Painted Models – A striking collection of life-sized models by Gillian Higgins.
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Art Gallery – Word art, impressionist and abstract works inspired by equine anatomy.
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Head Zone – 3D printed models revealing the muscles, nerves, and vessels of the horse’s head.
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Hoof & Limb Zone – Explore lower limb models, preserved specimens, and common developmental issues.
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Detailed Joint Models – See key structures of the sacroiliac, stifle, and lower limb.
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Pathology & Abnormalities – Learn about common anatomical issues and genetic conditions.
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Equine Art & Posters – A captivating display of anatomical illustrations and educational visuals.
