Call for Abstracts: BSAS Equine Conference 2025 Welcomes Submissions from Across the Equine Science Community
21–22 November 2025 | The BSAS Equine Conference 2025 has officially opened its call for abstracts, inviting contributions from researchers, academics, practitioners, and para-professionals working across all areas of equine science. The submission deadline is 30 September 2025, and the conference will take place over two days in November.
The conference, hosted by the British Society of Animal Science, is known for bridging the gap between cutting-edge research and practical horse care. Abstracts are welcome on a wide range of topics, including:
- Equine behaviour and welfare
- Health and disease
- Nutrition and feeding
- Reproduction and genetics
- Horse and rider performance
Submissions should be original and not under review elsewhere. Full submission guidelines and the portal can be accessed here: Submit via EasyChair
Submission deadline: 30 September 2025
The two-day event features a strong scientific programme on Day 1 and an interactive, practitioner-focused format on Day 2. Keynote speakers will headline each themed session, with accepted abstracts presented throughout the event, offering excellent exposure for researchers and new voices in the field.
Strong Animalweb Representation on the Organising Committee
This year’s organising committee includes several Animalweb experts, reflecting the platform’s ongoing leadership in equine science and education:
- Dr Helen Warren – Equine nutrition expert and Animalweb contributor
- Dr Kirsty Lesniak – Specialist in equine physiology and performance
- Dr Victoria Lindsay-McGee – Advocate for applied science in rider and horse care
- Dr Lorna Cameron – Senior lecturer and equine practitioner
- Dr David Marlin – Internationally recognised equine scientist and founder of Animalweb
Their involvement ensures that the conference continues to reflect the real-world needs of horses, riders and professionals, as well as cutting-edge academic insight.
Don’t miss this opportunity to share your work and be part of the UK’s leading equine science event.
Full event details and updates:
Conference Info – BSAS
