Partners
French Institute of Horses and Riding
The French Horse and Equestrian Institute (IFCE) is a technical institute serving stakeholders in the equine industry and public operator of state policies. The IFCE is a support, expertise and research institute with a technical vocation. The IFCE produces and transfers knowledge relating to horses and riding, contributes to policies supporting equestrian sports and promotes tangible and intangible equestrian heritage. La Cense collaborates with the IFCE to improve the transfer of knowledge to professional and amateur players in the equine industry. This desire is reflected in the intervention of IFCE experts in the Cense MOOC and during various events, the publication of a monthly joint newsletter “Well-Being Info”, as well as relay actions on social networks, including Equine Research Wednesdays where Internet users are asked to formulate their research questions.
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French Horse Riding Federation
Through the Clubs which are its members, the FFE issues licenses and federal diplomas, organizes training, develops sporting regulations and coordinates the High Level in the different equestrian disciplines. The French Equestrian Federation supports the educational approach of the La Cense Method. In order to allow as many people as possible to benefit from this approach, FFE licensees benefit from a 10% reduction on all events organized at the Cense.
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Regional riding committee of Île-de-France
The Ile-de-France Regional Riding Committee (CREIF) is one of the 23 decentralized regional bodies of the French Riding Federation: its mission is to encourage, promote, develop and organize equestrian activities under all levels. forms and practices in its region, but also to train riding teachers. La Cense is one of CREIF's training providers, preparing each year a class of around ten students at BPJEPS as part of International Training.
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Equi-resources
A true “horse employment center”, équi-ressources follows the labor market in the equine sector. From the management of offers and requests for jobs or internships, to the production of qualitative or statistical studies on the sector, its useful services to businesses also include a base of valuable information on professions, training and dynamics. of the equine sector. La Cense publishes its own announcements on the equi-resources site. Furthermore, often requested in the context of the search for specific skills in horse education or pedagogy, the stud farm transmits these unique requests, so that they are relayed on the platform and inventoried.
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EquuRES
The first environmental and animal welfare label in the equine industry, Equures labeled the Cense in 2017. The stud farm joins the 25 pioneering and innovative structures in the equestrian world in the field of respect for the planet. Every two months, EquuRES offers “an environmental note” in the well-being information. It gives advice for ecological management of establishments in the equine industry.
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Hippolia Center
The Hippolia Cluster promotes collaboration between companies, research organizations and training centers to bring about innovative projects that will lead to new products. It works daily to improve the competitiveness of its members and the French equine industry. La Cense joined the Hippolia Cluster in 2016, thanks to its commitment to transmitting knowledge and know-how and its innovative pedagogy.
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French Saddle Stud Book
The SELLE FRANÇAIS STUD-BOOK represents the “Selle Français” horse breed to speakers and interlocutors from the equine world as well as any interested public. La Cense collaborates in the characterization of young stallions. Manuel Godin, the technical director of the stud farm, provides his expertise on the behavior of around thirty horses, in order to disseminate as much information as possible to breeders on these future breeding stock. La Cense also supports the “YOUNG BREEDERS” project, which is a breeding competition dedicated to young people aged 16 to 25. They not only compare their knowledge of breeding, but also their horse preparation technique, as well as their ability to judge young horses. The final training course for the Selle Français team takes place at La Cense.
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Horse Magazine
With 12 issues and 2 thematic special issues per year, Cheval Magazine is the leading equestrian magazine in France. The monthly offers more than 100 pages of fascinating articles to understand, love and learn about horses. Since September 2018, the magazine has produced a mini web series on La Cense International Training. Internet users follow the life and progress of second-year students until they obtain their BPJEPS and BFE EE II. An episode is broadcast each month on the magazine's web platform: horsemag.com.
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Association for the Development of Equine Sciences
On the initiative of Aude Caussarieu, the association aims to participate in the realization of scientific projects around horses. La Cense supports its innovative approach, which falls under the concept of ‘participatory science’, where each citizen becomes an actor in the production of knowledge. La Cense disseminates the results of the protocols put in place by the members of the association, following scientific questioning supervised by researchers. In addition, the “a science page” section of Well-being Info includes summaries of scientific articles published by the association.
Hip up
Hipp up aims to provide advice to anyone who comes into contact with horses, wishing to better understand them and teach them how to evolve alongside us. La Cense and Hipp’up are joining forces to disseminate knowledge on the well-being of horses. The “etho-logical” response is a section of Info bien-être, the bimonthly newsletter distributed by Cense. Hipp up thus gives practical advice, to take into account the horse's behavior when interacting with it.
Rambouillet space
A wild forest full of large animals, a trail suspended in the trees accessible from 3 years old "the green odyssey®", a show of birds of prey in flight and a deer observation trail: four good reasons to come and discover this unique space in Ile-de-France. Espace Rambouillet helps young and old alike rediscover the beauty of nature and the role of the people who manage it. Espace Rambouillet and Haras de la Cense have been collaborating since 2016 on the theme of animal welfare. Students of the University Diploma in Ethics, Welfare and Horse Law discuss issues related to the human-animal relationship and its presentation to the general public during a day with the park's animal keepers.
