noun. An expert in or student of hippology; a person who studies horses or their breeding, training, etc.

What do equine scientists do?

Equine scientists apply their knowledge of the field to improve the welfare of both equine athletes and leisure horses. They may also use their expertise to enhance the relationship between a horse and rider. ... A skilled equine scientist might also oversee the diet, breeding and rehabilitation of one or more horses.

Why is the study of horses called Hippology?

The term "Hippology" comes from the Greek "hippo", meaning horse, and "ology", meaning "the study of". Participants will be able to demonstrate their experience and knowledge gained in horse judging, quiz bowl, speeches, and practical horse management.