Master Saddler Suzie Fletcher took the opportunity to ‘ride’ on the Hartpury digital horse whilst on a recent visit with the Saddlers. The University’s applied research program continues to grow and the information gleaned is rapidly translated into the curriculum and shared with professionals and practitioners in the equestrian sector. Saddle and bridle fitters also benefit from this knowledge as they seek to put horse welfare and wellbeing at the forefront of their practice.
Thank you to the whole equine team at Hartpury. Great work!
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