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AKASHA COLLEGE

Akasha College
– WOW Zit Coach
– Lesboeken Paard
– WOW Projecten

Akasha Manege
– Cursus Kids
– Cursus Volw
– Manegelessen
– Privelessen

I.s.m.
Equus Research
Onderzoek
Onderwijs
Patiëntenzorg
Advies

ISES Counsel
We would like to thank the counsel and members, especially Janne Winther Christensen,
Uta Koeing von Borstel,
Andrew McLean

in collaboration with Fieldgroep Paard

Linda Roost
Paerd
Anne Muller
secretariaat@akasha-college.nl
Machteld van Dierendonck
Equus Research
John Voskamp
EquiMoves
Menke Steenbergen
IPOS Technology
Carolien Munster
Moxie Sports
Barbara Koot
www.barbarakoot.nl
Pascale Nales
pn-design@home.nl

We would like to thank the counsel and members of the International Society for Equitation Science (ISES). For it was their vast labour and collaboration that provided us with today’s 10 ISES principles for Learning and Training.

10 Academic ‘Terms of Employment’ for horses…

After many years of research, trials and errors, comparing classical and ethological insights, equine scientists from all over the world collaborating under the guidelines of ISES together came up with 10 important keys. All professors and scientists connected with ISES use this ‘duty bound’ list of 10 ‘guidelines’ for (stable)keeping and training, whilst doing research about horse cognition and horse interaction between both ‘ horse and horse’ and ‘human and horse’. From Australia to Sweden, from the Netherlands to New Zealand… Denmark, Canada, France, Italy, United States. They are called ‘the 10 ISES first principles of learning and training’. How can you make sure your horse understands what’s happening and how will you begin to clearly understand what message your horse is trying to get across? Go by these guidelines. More about ISES: www.equitationscience.com.