Inside the Horse
Anatomy for Better Riding, Training, and Care
An Equine Anatomy Exhibition
Explore one of the most unique equine anatomy collections in the UK.
See real skeletons, specimens, and interactive displays that bring the horse to life in a way books and videos never can.
Why Every Equestrian Should Visit
-
Improve your horse’s performance
-
Understand injuries and prevention
-
Make better training decisions
-
Support long-term health and comfort
What You'll Discover
Common problems and pathologies
Bones, joints and biomechanics
Internal organs, the digestive system and gut health
Muscles, tendons, ligaments and fascia
Teeth and aging, Immaturity, growth and development
Interactive Zone
Get hands-on. Build, draw, label, explore, and understand how the horse works.
Growth and Development
Learn developmental anatomy. Compare skeletons from yearlings to mature horses and see how bones and growth plates evolve over time.
Skeletons in Motion
Full skeletons in dynamic poses showing the brilliance of equine movement.
Comparative Anatomy
Improving human and horse harmony. Learn through comparison.
Spot the difference.
Illustrated Head Anatomy
Learn about anatomy related to bridle fit and design with skulls, 3D printed models and interactive models.
Hoof and Lower Limb Zone
Explore lower limb models, preserved specimens, and common developmental issues.
Sacroiliac Zone
See models of the sacroiliac ligaments and iliopsoas muscle group, Feel movement at the lumbosacral junction and study examples of healthy and pathological sacroiliac joints.
Young Rider Zone
Hands on anatomy learning and craft activities for children and young riders to learn about how horses work.
Pathologies, Problems and Abnormalities
Learn about common anatomical issues, abnormalities, genetic conditions, pathologies, bony changes and more.
Digital Zone
Learn how horse's work and study biomechanics of movement on the big screen in our digital zone.
Anatomical Art Zone
Learn anatomy through art. A captivating display of anatomical illustrations and educational visuals. Word art, impressionist and abstract works inspired by equine anatomy.
Polework Playground
With a live demonstration at 2.30pm each day, learn polework and Pilates exercises that can make a difference to your horse.
Guts and Gallon Gallery
A unique, hands-on insight into the digestive system and other internal workings of the horse.
Muscular Misconceptions
Explore the muscles of the horse - a unique and practical experience. Perfect for professionals.
...and so much more!
Zones
Who is this for?
Children and Families
Fun, hands-on activities to inspire curiosity. Perfect for 12+. Children under 16 to be accompanied by an adult.
Horse Owners and Riders
Understand your horse and improve their care
Equestrian Professionals
Study real specimens and deepen knowledge
Refreshments
Tea, coffee, cake and refreshments are available each day. All cafe proceeds are donated to our chosen equestrian charity.
A Must-See Event for Horse People
Visitors travel from across the UK to experience this unique exhibition, and return year after year.
Visit this August
Public Open Days
Friday 23rd July
Saturday 24th July
Friday 13th August
Saturday 14th August
Friday 27th August
Saturday 28th August
Tickets in advance: £35
Under 16s: £25
Tickets on the door: £40
Public Timetable
Enjoy the exhibition at your own pace. Join us for the whole day or stay for as long as you wish. Demonstrations and tours are optional.
10am Exhibition Opens
10.30 Exhibition Tour
14.30 Live Polework Demo
16.00 Exhibition Closes
Approved CPD
_edited.jpg)
