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November 1, 2020 - December 31, 2030
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APPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: TBD
APPROVED FOR 6 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Centaur Forge and Bartek Equine LLC
APPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Educational Partners of Hoofcare Essentials Foundation
APPROVED FOR 8 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Allegheny Equine
APPROVED FOR 6 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor:
APPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care Practitioners
APPROVED FOR 14 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Vermont Farrier Association
APPROVED FOR 7.5 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Mid Eastern Farriers Association
APPROVED FOR 8 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Soft Ride Boots, 3D Hoofcare, SoundHorse, Polyflex Horseshoes
APPROVED FOR 21 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDTIS (7 PER DAY).
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
APPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Northeast Farrier Supply
APPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Northeast Farrier Supply , FPD, Mustad, Keystone, Castle Plastics , Kahn, Grand Circuit, Kalwell, Werkman Horseshoes
APPROVED FOR 14 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS ( 7 PER DAY).
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
APPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.
APPROVED FOR 7.5 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: TBD
Host: Jeremy Lucas CF JICF APF-I
APPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Mid Eastern Farriers Association
APPROVED FOR 6.5 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsors: East Coast Horseshoeing School, Khan Forge, North East Farrier Supply & Forge Fate Farrier Service
APPROVED FOR 21 CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (7 CE Credits per day).
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
APPROVED FOR 13 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: TBD
APPROVED FOR 7 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
APPROVIED FOR 21 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (7 PER DAY).
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
APPROVED FOR 7.5 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: TBD
APPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.
APPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Mid Eastern Farriers Association
APPROVED FOR 21 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (7 CE Credits per day.
Sponsor: progressivehoofcare.org
APPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.
APPROVED FOR 16 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS
Sponsor: Dr. Chris Wickliffe, Cascadia Equine Veterinary Clinic
APPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.
APPROVED FOR 11 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (5.5 CE'S PER DAY).
Sponsor: Carolina Equine Sports Medicine Education Foundation
APPROVED FOR 21 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (7 PER DAY)
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
APPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.
APPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Mid Eastern Farriers Association
APPROVED FOR 17.5 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (Day 1 for 6.5, Day 2 for 6.5 & Day 3 for 4.5 CE's)
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care Practitioners
APPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.
APPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Mid Eastern Farrier's Association
APPROVED FOR 21 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS ( 7 PER DAY).
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
APPROVED FOR 14 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
APPROVED FOR 21 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (7 PER DAY).
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
APPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.
APPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.
April 19, 2024
Clinician: Keith Green CJFAPPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: TBD
April 20, 2024
Clinician: Didier "DJ" RondelezAPPROVED FOR 6 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Centaur Forge and Bartek Equine LLC
April 20, 2024
Clinician: Steve Prescott CJF APF-IAPPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Educational Partners of Hoofcare Essentials Foundation
April 20, 2024
Clinician: Patrick Reilly & Keith GreenAPPROVED FOR 8 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Allegheny Equine
April 20, 2024
Clinician: Steve StanleyAPPROVED FOR 6 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor:
April 21, 2024
Clinician: Paige PossAPPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care Practitioners
April 26, 2024 - April 27, 2024
Clinician: Randy Luikart CJFAPPROVED FOR 14 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Vermont Farrier Association
April 27, 2024
Clinician: Steve MuirAPPROVED FOR 7.5 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Mid Eastern Farriers Association
April 27, 2024
Clinician: Stuart MuirAPPROVED FOR 8 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Soft Ride Boots, 3D Hoofcare, SoundHorse, Polyflex Horseshoes
April 27, 2024 - April 29, 2024
Clinician: Maia ChaputAPPROVED FOR 21 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDTIS (7 PER DAY).
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
May 7, 2024 - May 10, 2024
Clinician: Craig TrnkaAPPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Northeast Farrier Supply
May 11, 2024
Clinician: Craig TrnkaAPPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Northeast Farrier Supply , FPD, Mustad, Keystone, Castle Plastics , Kahn, Grand Circuit, Kalwell, Werkman Horseshoes
May 11, 2024 - May 12, 2024
Clinician: Maia ChaputAPPROVED FOR 14 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS ( 7 PER DAY).
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
May 15, 2024
Clinicians: Drs. Dick Mansmann & Megan RadkinAPPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.
May 18, 2024
Clinician: Dan Carlise APPROVED FOR 7.5 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: TBD
Host: Jeremy Lucas CF JICF APF-I
May 25, 2024
Clinician: Mid Eastern Farriers AssociationAPPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Mid Eastern Farriers Association
May 25, 2024
Clinician: Jeff Mangone APF-I APPROVED FOR 6.5 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsors: East Coast Horseshoeing School, Khan Forge, North East Farrier Supply & Forge Fate Farrier Service
May 25, 2024 - May 27, 2024
Clinician: Philip HimankaAPPROVED FOR 21 CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (7 CE Credits per day).
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
May 31, 2024 - June 1, 2024
Clinician: Tom CurlAPPROVED FOR 13 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: TBD
May 31, 2024
Clinician: Allison Williges DVM & Jeannean MercuriAPPROVED FOR 7 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
June 1, 2024 - June 3, 2024
Clinician: Jeannean MercuriAPPROVIED FOR 21 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (7 PER DAY).
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
June 15, 2024
Clinician: Mark LucasAPPROVED FOR 7.5 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: TBD
June 19, 2024
Clinicians: Drs. Dick Mansmann & Megan RadkinAPPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.
June 22, 2024
Clinician: Hammer InAPPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Mid Eastern Farriers Association
June 22, 2024 - June 24, 2024
Clinician: Philip HimankaAPPROVED FOR 21 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (7 CE Credits per day.
Sponsor: progressivehoofcare.org
July 17, 2024
Clinicians: Drs. Dick Mansmann & Megan RadkinAPPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.
July 26, 2024 - July 27, 2024
Clinician: Don Bryant & Dr. Frank ReillyAPPROVED FOR 16 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS
Sponsor: Dr. Chris Wickliffe, Cascadia Equine Veterinary Clinic
August 21, 2024
Clinicians: Drs. Dick Mansmann & Megan RadkinAPPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.
August 23, 2024 - August 24, 2024
Clinician(s): Curtis Burns, Drs. Lars Roepstorff, Dr. Rick Mitchel, Drs. Caitlyn Horne & Raul BrasAPPROVED FOR 11 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (5.5 CE'S PER DAY).
Sponsor: Carolina Equine Sports Medicine Education Foundation
September 13, 2024 - September 15, 2024
Clinician: Melody O'BrienAPPROVED FOR 21 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (7 PER DAY)
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
September 18, 2024
Clinicians: Drs. Dick Mansmann & Megan RadkinAPPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.
September 20, 2024 - September 21, 2024
Clinician: Ryan Stoops APPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Mid Eastern Farriers Association
October 3, 2024 - October 6, 2024
Clinician: Dr. David Rendle, Ida Hammer, Dr. Jenny Hagen, Wendy Murdoch, Celeste LazarisAPPROVED FOR 17.5 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (Day 1 for 6.5, Day 2 for 6.5 & Day 3 for 4.5 CE's)
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care Practitioners
October 16, 2024
Clinicians: Drs. Dick Mansmann & Megan RadkinAPPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.
October 19, 2024
Clinician : Micheal BoalAPPLIED FOR IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Mid Eastern Farrier's Association
October 19, 2024 - October 21, 2024
Clinician: Maia ChaputAPPROVED FOR 21 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS ( 7 PER DAY).
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
October 26, 2024 - October 27, 2024
Clinician: Maia ChaputAPPROVED FOR 14 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
November 9, 2024 - November 11, 2024
Clinician: Lorie FleenorAPPROVED FOR 21 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (7 PER DAY).
Sponsor: Progressive Hoof Care
November 20, 2024
Clinicians: Drs. Dick Mansmann & Megan RadkinAPPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.
December 18, 2024
Clinicians: Drs. Dick Mansmann & Megan RadkinAPPROVED FOR 3 IAPF CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS.
Sponsor: Foxglove Farm
Flyer Details:
A DVM/Farrier/Owner Team provids an equine case in need of podiatry-related ideas. The examinations, radiography and dinner are gratis; the owner makes their own financial arrangement with their farrier. The meeting is from 6 PM to 9PM. While everyone is settling in & getting some food and drink there is a general topic of discussion for farriers and veterinarians’ joint interest. For example, on 10/19 the presentation and discussion was on considerations for shoeing for landing versus loading., Then, the horse’s owner, veterinarian and farrier provide a medical history. The group will observe the horse in motion in the aisle, arena and/or driveway. Next the group does a podiatry examination followed by Dr. Radkin doing podiatry radiographs for the group to discuss. Then a trimming and possible shoeing plan is discussed. The consensus plan approved by the owner and the owner’s farrier is then accomplished by the owner’s farrier. Follow-up radiographs will be discussed. There will be one case each evening. The end time is no later than 9PM. The goal is to see how farriers and equine practitioners work together on a particular case that can then translate to other cases.