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The Freddie Fox Award

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Celebrating a Lifetime of Dedication to the Equine World

 

The Freddie Fox Award is a prestigious Lifetime Achievement Award created to honour an individual or organisation that has made an outstanding and lasting contribution to equestrianism, particularly through equine anatomy, education, and the advancement of horse welfare.

The inaugural award will be presented at the Horses Inside Out Conference in February 2026, marking the 20th anniversary of Horses Inside Out. This award offers a unique platform to recognise and celebrate the remarkable achievements of those dedicated to enhancing our understanding of how horses work and improving their wellbeing.

About Freddie Fox

 

Freddie Fox was the original star of Horses Inside Out. For many years, he was the face who brought Gillian Higgins’ live anatomical painting presentations to life, modelling every anatomical system and holding the record for being the most painted horse in the world. He appears in every one of Gillian’s books and features in many videos within the Horses Inside Out Academy.

Through his life and work, Freddie played an extraordinary role in raising awareness of equine anatomy and biomechanics, helping to educate thousands and shape the way we understand and care for horses today. This award celebrates his memory and honours the lasting legacy he leaves behind.

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Call for Nominations

 

Do you know someone who has made a significant difference in the equestrian world?

 

We invite nominations for individuals or organisations in the UK equestrian sector who have made an exceptional impact in areas such as:

  • Equine anatomy and biomechanics

  • Education and training

  • Improving understanding of how horses work

  • Advancing horse welfare

Anyone can submit a nomination.

 


 

Deadline for nominations: Friday 12th December 2025

Selection Criteria:

Nominees should demonstrate a significant and sustained contribution to the equine industry, with particular emphasis on:

  • Anatomy and biomechanics

  • Education

  • Welfare and understanding of horses

Shortlist Announcement: A shortlist of finalists will be announced in January 2026.

 

Judging Panel: Nominations will be reviewed by a panel of industry experts, equine professionals, and veterinary specialists. The panel will select the shortlist and choose the award winner.

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