Webinar – Surviving The Livery Yard – Minimising stress and Maximising wellbeing on the livery yard with Dr Tamzin Furtado

Reducing livery stress – for both yard managers and clients

What do you think of, when you think of livery yards? Livery yards can have quite negative connotations, and people often talk about cliquey owners, difficult yard managers, and crazy rules. Why is this, and what can be done by both yard managers and their clients, to maximise both horse and human happiness on livery yards? This talk will give the results of a two-year indepth study of livery yard management, and invite your experiences too. 

Dr Tamzin Furtado

Dr Tamzin Furtado is a social scientist at the University of Liverpool, where she studies equine welfare. Her PhD was around equine weight management, with a focus on positive welfare and the ways we can help people to help their horses. She works on projects across the equine welfare spectrum, including studying peoples’ perceptions of sport horse wellbeing, livery yard management, and anthelmintic resistance. In her spare time, she competes in endurance competitions, and also loves trail running in the Welsh hills. 

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