
Where Welfare Wins
JUST EQUESTRIAN SOLUTIONS - CONSULTANCY
Dr Karen Luke
Equestrian sport needs great horse welfare
Every equestrian loves their horse and would do just about anything to keep them safe and healthy.
Yet, horse welfare scandals are becoming more frequent, and equestrian sports pinnacle event, the Olympics, was plagued by horses with blue tongues and growing calls for equestrian to be banned.


"Programs that build a partnership mindset to facilitate knowledge exchange between all stakeholders are needed."
Dr. Karen Luke
Dr Karen Luke is here to help clubs, organisations and businesses navigate the change needed so they can succeed into the future.
Karen has worked for many years in the fields of communication and education, as well as her time spent researching and teaching in academia, making her well placed to help you and your organisation.
Services include:
change strategy development and implementation planning
policy development and updating
education programs and materials
presentations
workshops
Karen is available to work both in person and virtually.
Whatever your sport, however big or small your organisation...we can help
Education & Workshops
Presentations
Policy & Planning
Why do we have a growing horse welfare crisis in equestrian sport?
There are many reasons for this escalating problem, some stem from within the horse industry, while others come from changing values among the general public. Irrespective of the reasons, equestrian sport is in trouble, and change is crucial to protect its long term future.
Not sure where to start?
Change is challenging.
It's natural to worry if others will embrace change or feel left behind.
Karen understands the delicate balance between creating change and bringing people with you.
Her approach is collaborative and engaging and she can help you find the right place to start.


Customer Feedback
Dr. Luke has helped people just like you.
Thank you for all your help leading into the [welfare update] event. I cannot tell you how much I appreciate it and how much you helped!
Kristen
Hunter Valley, NSW
I think this workshop should be done as an activity at equestrian organisations, riding schools and any institution involved with horses.
Carol
Ontario, Canada