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In Nordic mythology, Odin’s horse Sleipnir had eight legs, and sometimes, when you watch a horse move, it almost feels like there are more than four legs at play. Trouble pronouncing it? Wear a cape… and Sleip.🦸‍♀️

🗓️Mark your calendar for our third Sleip webinar with Dr. Jamie Textor will focus on using trunk data to differentiate multi-limb asymmetries. Using case examples, Dr. Jamie Textor will show how trunk movement can clarify overall movement strategy, reveal compensatory patterns, and support more informed clinical interpretation. Perfect for clinicians working with: • multi-limb lameness • compensatory movement • unclear asymmetry patterns 🎥 Recording will be shared after the session. 🔗 Hit the link to register. zoom.us/webinar/regist…

Only a few spots left. Join experts Dr Marie Rhodin and Dr Emma Persson Sjödin in Uppsala for a two-day, in-person course focused on the practical use of objective gait analysis. Expect case discussions, hands-on sessions and clear guidance on interpreting data in real-world scenarios. Register via this link: sleip.co/ogac and save 10% with the promo code Sleip10.

There’s no single way to manage osteoarthritis. That’s why we’re launching “My OA Strategy”. A video series where experienced equine veterinarians share how they approach OA in real clinical practice. Featuring perspectives from Dr. Erik Bergman, Dr. Kurt Selberg, Dr. Maria Terese Engell, and more. Over the coming months, we’ll explore OA joint by joint — starting with the coffin joint, guided by Angelica Enström Verbaan. Different joints. Different challenges. Different strategies. Same goal: better long-term outcomes.

Missed the webinar live? We’ve got you covered. Dr. Jamie Textor’s case-based session on evaluating diagnostic blocks is now available to watch on our website. Practical insights. Real cases. Clear takeaways. Watch here: sleip.co/dr-textor-webi…

Subtle joint changes can begin well before overt clinical signs — and recognising them is key to changing outcomes. How early do you start thinking about OA? #FightingOA #EquineVet #EquineLameness

In this new interview, Dr Lisa Fortier shares how OA thinking has shifted, and what vets can do to improve outcomes today. A long-time equine surgeon and clinician-scientist at Cornell, and now Editor-in-Chief of JAVMA and AJVR, Dr. Fortier has spent decades working to better understand and treat OA. From diagnostics and biologics to the importance of workload, nutrition and rehab — her advice is clear, practical, and deeply rooted in evidence. Hit the link to read the full interview: sleip.co/lisa-fortier. #FightingOA #EquineVet #EquineLameness #EquineOA #EquineOsteoarthritis #HorseVet

Osteoarthritis is the #1 cause of equine lameness — and subtle signs appear long before horses show overt symptoms. In the coming months, we’ll explore OA from the inside out, diving into research-driven insights, practical tools, and real-world strategies from leading veterinarians. All of this is presented with one goal: helping you detect osteoarthritis earlier, manage it more effectively, and change long-term outcomes. Are you ready to deep-dive with us? #FightingOA #EquineVet #EquineLameness #EquineOA#EquineOsteoarthritis #HorseVet

We’re excited to share that Dr. Jamie Textor (DVM, PhD, DACVS, DACVSMR) will be speaking at the IGNITE 3rd Annual Sports Science for the Olympic Disciplines Seminar in Wellington on February 23. Her session: “Development and impact of objective gait analysis.” IGNITE brings together leading experts in sport science, rehab, training, and horse–rider performance for a full day of forward-thinking discussion. There are 30 spots left. Let’s fill them! Tag someone who should be there 👇 #Sleip #EquineSportsMedicine #IGNITE2026 #ObjectiveGaitAnalysis

Dr. Will French of Littleton Equine Medical Center shares a powerful perspective on lameness evaluation: one of the most important tools is trust 🤝 His approach reminds us that the best outcomes often come from staying humble, confident, and open — even when that sometimes means admitting being wrong. It's in that mindset that technology like objective gait analysis becomes most powerful: supporting clinical intuition, strengthening communication, and keeping the focus on what the horse is truly telling us. Click the link in bio to read the full interview: sleip.co/willfrench.

Pacific time zone — this one’s for you 🌊 We know how hard it is to pick a webinar time that works globally. So this new Sleip webinar series with Dr. Jamie Textor is scheduled to better fit the Pacific time zone ⏰ Swipe for more details. The first webinar is open for registration: sleip.co/webinar-jamie-…

Proven in the lab. Evolved in the field. Sleip’s gait analysis technology was scientifically validated three years ago — and it hasn’t stood still since. With over 1 million trot-ups analysed, we’ve continued to refine Sleip into one of the most robust and clinically relevant tools for gait assessment in equine practice. 👉 Swipe through to see how.  📖 Hit the link to validation study — published in Equine Veterinary Journal, January 2023: sleip.co/sv

“If you can’t see the horse on your screen, the AI can’t either.” In this episode of Hästveterinärerna (Horse vets) podcast, Dr Filipe Bragança explains what really matters for high-quality gait analysis data. 👉 Listen the full episode here: sleip.co/podcast-filipe…

Vets see it every day: foot pain, joint disease, back and neck dysfunction. And the data backs them up. Our 2025 Equine Lameness Insights report confirms joint disease, soft-tissue injuries, and hoof issues remain the top causes of lameness — with rising trends in neck and back cases.

Objective gait analysis is changing equine care — and research is driving it forward. 🐴📊 Sleip is used not only in practice, but also in research environments worldwide to support objective movement assessment. We’ve collected key studies on our Research page (sleip.com/research) — including validation of Sleip’s markerless motion analysis, studies in objective gait analysis, and research where movement assessment forms part of the methodology. Working on research where objective gait analysis would be valuable? Get in touch!

Jumping Amsterdam 2026 is just around the corner! Stop by booth 7 to meet the Sleip team and chat about cases, interpretation, and of course — gait analysis 🙌  We’re proud to continue supporting the Veterinary Sport Horse Congress as an official Silver Partner ✨And don’t miss our “Spot the lame limb” challenge for a chance to win a Sleip sweater 🐎

Better collaboration. Better outcomes. Aagje Hardeman, DVM, PhD explains how Sleip brings owners, vets, and the whole team together. 🎧 Full Hästveterinärerna podcast episode with Aagje on Spotify: sleip.co/podcast-BI-aag…