EQUINE SCIENCES ACADEMY

The ESA looks to the lifeway of the wild horse as the model for equine health and soundness because we believe that equines, or any creatures that are kept in a manner that is consistent with their nature will fare far better in a domestic environment than those that are kept in ways alien to their physiology. Even though horses have been domesticated for thousands of years, they still have innate, species-specific requirements for physical, mental and spiritual health. To improve quality of life for domestic horses, we believe it makes sense to look to their wild-living brethren for answers as to what their species requires, according to their nature, for health and soundness. We believe it is of vital importance that we continue to expand upon our understanding of how the horse lives and thrives in its natural state so that we may continue to gain insight into the needs of domestic horses, and incorporate what we learn into domestic horse keeping methods and practices... ESA does..

Also known as: The Equine Sciences Academy

Primary location: Clayton United States