Showing posts with label footing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label footing. Show all posts
Tuesday, 13 January 2015
Video U: Watch the UMaine Conference "The Science Behind the FEI White Paper on Equine Arena Surfaces"
On December 7, 2014, a very special seminar took place at the University of Maine at Orono's Witter Farm. You'll wish you had been there. The conference was titled, "For Veterinarians and Farriers - The Science Behind the FEI White Paper on Equine Arena Surfaces."
But maybe it's not too late: we can bring the conference to you.
Videos of the presentations that took place during the
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Saturday, 18 February 2012
ON THE (Dressage) CASE: Euro Rock ‘n Roll Horseshoe Evolves with Vet-Farrier Collaboration, California Style
Just As Successful Dressage Illustrates Synergy Between Horse and Rider,
Successful Dressage Hoofcare Illustrates Synergy Between Vet and Farrier
by Fran Jurga
Background: The Hoof Blog took a long look at the Euro “rock n roll” shoe this fall, with photos of the great Spanish PRE grand prix dressage horse Fuego, who wears them when he competes against the likes of Totilas and Parzival.
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