Building a Network for Equine History Across the Ages
Welcome to the Equine History Collective! The EHC’s mission is to support equine history research and its dissemination and promote collaboration between equine historians in all disciplines. We are an inclusive and welcoming community of academics, professionals, independent scholars, and equine enthusiasts. What are you looking for?
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Equine History Collective
Professional organization for equine historians. Events open to all, please see EquineHistory.org for more information
We are very excited for our April Coffee Chat tomorrow! To register, please visit secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/cLlM5PSv4mE2rx0-1VMe4Q
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The International Society for Equitation Science is looking for equine students to fill out their survey!Attention all equine students, whether you're a member of ISES or not! Take a moment to complete our brief survey and contribute to enhancing our community!![]()
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Join us for a collaborative event with Cheiron on 21 March! ![]()
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The editors of Cheiron, the International Journal of Equine and Equestrian History and the officers of the Equine History Collective announce an exciting new initiative. ![]()
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You are invited to attend a series of seminars on horse training from the ancient world to the modern day, based on documentary sources and presented by specialists in the field. ![]()
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The Cheiron and EHC Equine Communication and Training through the Ages Seminars begin on the 21st March with “Horse Training and Management in Ancient Egypt and beyond,” presented by Lonneke Delpeut, Alberto Pollastrini, and Miriam A Bibby. ![]()
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Join us as we explore diverse traditions from diverse locations across time, revealing surprising continuity in some methods and methodology. ![]()
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Details of our first seminar will be available soon! ![]()
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Image of details of training scene kindly provided by Lonneke Delpeut.
Jennifer S. Kelly – Freelance Writer, Author, Horse Racing Historian
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As a Thoroughbred racing fan since childhood, Jennifer Kelly wanted to add a book about the first Triple Crown winner to her library – and did just that by writing it herself! In 2019, her first boo...