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Events for November 2009

Mar 21 - Dec 13   Equine Massage Certification Program
This 200-hour certification program offers complete instruction in the art of Equine Massage. The course appeals to massage therapists, horse owners, trainers, and competitors. It is designed to cover all the topics needed to peruse a career in massage therapy. We offer in depth anatomy, pathologies, gait analysis and saddle fitting. A variety of massage techniques are taught including fascial techniques, Sportsmassage, and neuromuscular techniques. Contact Theresa Gagnon for more information.  More Info
Email to: tgagnon@bancroftsmt.com

Jun 1 - Dec 31   Equine Anatomy Pre Course Distance Study
Free course presented by Equinology, Inc. This online course is now free until 2011 to anyone wishing to broaden their knowledge of veterinary terminology and the musculoskeletal system of the horse. The EQ50 online course is also the required pre-course study guide used for our signature EQ100, EQ101 and EQ102 courses in Equine Body Worker certification. You will also find it very helpful if taking any other courses from any program including Equinology’s courses in anatomy, neurology, biomechanics, saddle fitting and any other modality for horses.   More Info
Email to: office@equinology.com

Sep 14 - Dec 6   Equine Growth & Development Online Course
Study online with the Equine Guelph and the University of Guelph. Equine Growth & Development is a 12 week distance education course. Growth & Development introduces sound management practices for the broodmare and stallion. The breeding to birth cycle of the life of the horse is covered to gain valuable insight on prevention problems and maintaining the health of the 'equine family'. This will be a valuable course for those involved in breeding horses, whether it is your own mare or you are helping in a broodmare establishment. This course is part of the Equine Science Certificate and the Diploma in Equine Science.  More Info
Email to: mgaouett@open.uoguelph.ca

Sep 14 - Dec 6   Marketing & Communications in the Equine Industry
Study online with Equine Guelph and the University of Guelph. Marketing and communications are an essential part of a strong business plan. Key discussions will help you focus your marketing activities on your target market, developing strategies and communications to maximize your business potential. This course focuses on the dynamic equine industry using a variety of examples to reflect the industries diversity. Guest speakers will enhance the course content and help you learn from industry experts. This course is part of the University of Guelph's Certificate in Business Management and the Diploma in Equine Studies. All courses are offered online and are open to all students across the world.  More Info
Email to: mgaouett@open.uoguelph.ca

Oct 7 - Dec 16   Equine Natural Nutrition Therapy
On Line Fall Classes on Natural Equine Nutrition with Instructor and Equine nutritionist / herbalist Lisa St. John. Lisa has been educating Horse enthusiasts on the importance of natural, unprocessed, chemical free nutrition for horses for over 16 years. Learn about fresh whole foods and the healing properties they contain. Find out which foods contain biotin, Digestive enzymes, electrolytes, joint support, protein, blood purifiers, thyroid and organ support, anti cancer fighting enzymes and hormones. There is an assortment of vitamins, minerals, enzymes,hormones and live nutrients to be found in a variety of foods to help assist in the metabolic structure of your horse. Understanding the correct combination can provide optimum performance levels and maximum health benefits the way nature intended. Sign up for classes today!  More Info
Email to: Lisa@lavsage.com

Oct 29 - Nov 1   Equine CranioSacral Techniques Level I
This course is taught by the very popular international instructor Gail Wetzler. The workshop is designed to teach participants the anatomy and physiology of the craniosacral system and its relationship to health and disease in people and animals. Class work is divided between lectures, demonstrations with loads of hands-on practice. Location in Southern California to be determined soon. Please visit our website (www.equinology.com) or call the office 707-884-9963 for more information.  More Info
Email to: office@equinology.com

Nov 1   Equine Flexion Therapy for Horse Owners
Equine Flexion Therapy for Horse Owners with Dan Marcum, of Texas. BWFA Member offering a new clinic in 2009 for horses with flexing and out of the normal problems such as stiffness, high headed, irritable, tail switching, can't run, circle, back or stop correctly. For any soreness from lame or foundered horses. At the Farriers' National Research Center and g School in LaFayette, Georgia. $200.00 per horse and owner together. $50.00 per person to audit only. 9:00am - 5:00pm. Hands-on with your horses !!! (706)397-8047   More Info
Email to: info@bwfa.net

Nov 1   Shoeing Foundered Horses
. How-To apply the Nolan Hoof Plate to relieve the pain. Farriers' National Research Center & School in LaFayette, Georgia. Farriers $495.00 (includes Introductory kit and DVD $110 value) 706-397-8047, Video Clips available to view at www.HorseshoenTime.tv CFE accredited   More Info
Email to: info@bwfa.net

Nov 2 - Nov 6   Equine Myofascial Release - Level I
Flying Cloud Farms, Petaluma, California Participants are trained in the theory, concepts and practice of Myofascial Release (MFR) as it pertains to the equine population. MFR restores the length and elasticity of the fascia creating long term benefits. Following the course, students will immediately be able to produce positive structural changes, whether the problem be an acute or long standing dysfunction, with this full body approach. Please visit our website (www.equinology.com)or call the Equinology office for more information (707-884-9963)   More Info
Email to: office@equinology.com

Nov 3   Equine Owner, Breeder, and Caretaker Series: Basic Physical Examination in Horses
In this two hour course for equine owners, breeders and caretakers, expert faculty clinicians from The Ohio State University College of Veterinary Medicine will cover the basic physical examination in horses.  More Info
Email to: vetmedce@osu.edu

Nov 3 - Nov 4   Women's Horse Industry Conference
The Women's Horse Industry Association is hosting a 2 day conference in Louisville, Kentucky November 3-4, 2009. The event will be held at the Crown Plaza Hotel on Phillips Lane. Lots of speakers, panels, networking and information. The theme of the conference is MARKETING AND MANAGING YOUR HORSE INDUSTRY BUSINESS. The WHIA has more than 500 members in all areas of the horse industry from dressage to racing and all types of horse owners from thoroughbreds to miniatures and everything in between. Our members also offer every service you can imagine. If you can't find it in the WHIA, it doesn't exist. To register for the conference, please call (615) 730-7833 or email whra44@yahoo.com. You can also register on line at www.womenshorseindustry.com  More Info
Email to: whra44@yahoo.com

Nov 4   The Equine Center's Expo
The Equine Center is hosting its Annual Equine Expo on Wednesday, November 4th, 2009, from 6-9 p.m. at the Alex Madonna’s Expo Center. The purpose of the Expo is to educate horse people with lectures regarding what is new in equine veterinary medicine, present them with cutting edge science and technology, and to offer them a varied selection of equestrian vendors in our trade show area. The event is open to public attendance, regardless of veterinary affiliation, and admission is free. For more information, please call The Equine Center at (805) 541-6367.   More Info
Email to: mailattec@aol.com

Nov 5   Techniques for Handling Stallions in the Breeding Situation
Minicourse on “Techniques for Handling Stallions in the Breeding Situation” held at Equine Reproduction Concepts, LLC, a reproduction facility in Amissville, Virginia. This 1-day course is designed to give horse owners experience with handling stallions in a breeding situation. 4 hours lecture, 4 hours stallion handling. For additional information call 540-937-9832 or e-mail info@equinereproduction.com.  More Info
Email to: info@equinereproduction.com

Nov 6 - Nov 7   Reproductive Management of the Stallion
Minicourse on “Reproductive Management of the Stallion” held at Equine Reproduction Concepts, LLC, a reproduction facility in Amissville, Virginia. This 2-day course is designed to establish a basic understanding and practical experience to stallion management. 8 hours lecture, 8 hours laboratory experience. (For veterinarians: 16 CE credits awarded) For additional information call 540-937-9832 or e-mail info@equinereproduction.com.  More Info
Email to: info@equinereproduction.com

Nov 6 - Nov 8   Women & Horses Expo
2nd annual Women & Horses Expo will be held Novemebr 6-8 2009 at the Lazy Arena in Guthrie Oklahoma-Featuring the Women and Horse Versatility Challenge-Hands on Horse Experienc-Vendors-A Rare Breed Horse Show-Meet The Breed Avenue- Trainer Cheryl Childs Spirit Horse Training/Women & Horses Mind, Spirit & Body-Educational Speakers- Training Clinics and Friday Night's Performance Of Dancing In the Dark featuring Charro Jerry Diaz and the Diaz Family, Royal Friesians Of Kansas City, Lippitt Morgan Mint Jacob and the Wild Women of the Frontier. Don't miss this great event!   More Info
Email to: horsewomenexpo@aol.com

Nov 6 - Nov 14   Equine Body Worker Certification Course
Equine massage foundation course - Wind Dance Ranch, Murrieta, CA. This 9-day, 97+hour (actual course contact hours and independent evening and off day assigned study) course (a total of 250+hours with the required post course field work and precourse study), is taught by international instructor Debranne Pattillo, MEBW. It is specifically designed for those students wishing to pursue a career in the massage therapy field, but is also regularly attended by veterinarians, physical therapists, human massage therapists, equine massage therapists, trainers, barn managers, and chiropractors who would like to enhance their skills. The course is taught in such a comprehensive logical layered format, that those with little or no complementary equine care and science background will find themselves up to speed with the other professional participants.  More Info
Email to: office@equinology.com

Nov 7   S.H.O.E. Fall Clinic
S.H.O.E. Fall Clinic Contact Marcus Pierce at (704) 753-4576 email dpierce926@aol.com   More Info
Email to: info@bwfa.net

Nov 7   Intro to BioScan Light Therapy Basics - Level l
The Power of the BioScan Light Therapy system is that it can be used by any horse owner with excellent results. This 1 day session teaches the basic understanding of the BioScan equipment and how to get reliable, reproducible results ending in healthier, better performing horses! Grand Adventures Ranch Sonoita, Arizona 520-455-0202  More Info
Email to: kay@grandadventuresranch.com

Nov 7 - Nov 8   Equine Reproduction
This two-day course is for those who wish to learn how to prepare mares for breeding, select a stallion and perform proper AI techniques. Hands-on experience using the REACH stallion and mares is provided in a safe, quiet, supervised environment. In addition to learning about equine reproductive anatomy, nutrition, health management and environment of the mare in preparation for breeding will be investigated. The stages of gestation, right up to and beyond foaling are discussed. This course is designed for anyone wishing to use artificial insemination in their breeding program now or in the future, and those wishing to update their knowledge and skills in breeding practices. The fee includes all course materials, instruction, course notes, refreshments and lunch each day. Instructors: Mr. Doug Nash of ITSI Equine, Blair Keeling and Jackie Van DenBrink of Masterfeeds. Location: Regional Equine & Agricultural Centre of Huron (REACH), Clinton, Ontario Cost: $425 plus GST. To register: online at www.reachhruon.ca, or phone 519 482 3998   More Info
Email to: info@reachhuron.ca

Nov 7 - Nov 12   Intro to BioScan Light Therapy Basics - Level I
The power of the BioScan Light Therapy system is that it can be used by any horse owner with excellent results. This 1 day session teaches basic understanding of the BioScan equipment and how to get reliable, reproducible results ending in healthier, better performing horses! Location: Grand Adventures Ranch 3088 S. Highway 83, Sonoita, AZ 85637 520-455-0202   More Info
Email to: info@grandadventuresranch.com

Nov 8   Equine Pain Management
  More Info
Email to: vetmedce@osu.edu

Nov 8 - Nov 9   BioScan Light Therapy - Business Techniques - Level ll
This 2 day level is aimed at those involved in the business of equine health and therapy - Veterinarians, Massage Therapists, Trainers, Boarding Managers, etc. In addition to improving the actual technique of scanning and applying lights to the horses, this class works to instill a professional approach that will benefit anyone looking to work in the rapidly growing area of complementary and alternative modalities for horses. Grand Adventures Ranch Sonoita, Arizona 520-455-0202  More Info
Email to: kay@grandadventuresranch.com

Nov 8 - Nov 9   BioScan Light Therapy - Business Techniques - Level II
This 2 day level is aimed at those involved in the business of equine health and therapy - Veterinarians, Massage Therapists, Trainers, Boarding Managers, etc. In addition to improving the actual technique of scanning and applying lights to the horses, this class works to instill a professional approach that will benefit anyone looking to work in the rapidly growing area of complementary and alternative modalities for horses. Location: Grand Adventures Ranch 3088 S. Highway 83, Sonoita, AZ 85637 520-455-0202   More Info
Email to: info@grandadventuresranch.com

Nov 8 - Nov 10   Equine Myofascial Release - Level II
Flying Cloud Farms, Petaluma, California This course is designed for those individuals who have participated in the EQ1100 Equine Myofascial release course. Ruth will expand on the MFR techniques and will present exercises to address the body’s dysfunction enabling better recovery. There will be loads of problem solving with various labs and lots of discussion. Each participant is asked to share one case study using Equine Myofascial Release Techniques. For this course your instructor Ruth Mitchell Golladay states that the course is very different from the Equine MFR I course. In the MFR I course where emphasize is placed on the use of the right brain for listening to the body and using intuition, in the MFR II course students will be using the left brain to investigate the possible causes of certain restrictions. Please visit our website (www.equinology.com)or call the Equinology office for more information (707-884-9963)  More Info
Email to: office@equinology.com

Nov 9 - Nov 10   Reproductive Management of the Mare
Minicourse on “Reproductive Management of the Mare”, held at Equine Reproduction Concepts, LLC, a reproduction facility located in Amissville, Virginia. This 2-day course is designed to establish a basic understanding and practical experience to mare management. 8 hours lecture, 4 hours laboratory experience. (For veterinarians: 12 CE credits awarded) For additional information call 540-937-9832 or e-mail info@equinereproduction.com.  More Info
Email to: info@equinereproduction.com

Nov 9 - Nov 13   Equine First-Aid Certification Course
Comprehensive equine first-aid course that allows participants to become "certified". Includes bandaging, colic, lameness and infectious diseases. Sessions are taught by equine veterinarians. Participants can opt to take the certification exam and be included on the only "Equine First-Aid Certified-National Registry". Nov.'09 course location: Ft. Collins, Colorado. From 6pm-9pm M, W, Th,F. Check our website www.equinelearning.com for other course locations, and to register. Courses can be given onsite at your own facility with as few as 10 participants.  More Info
Email to: info@equinelearning.com

Nov 10   Handling and Utilizing Cooled Equine Spermatozoa
Colorado State University, Equine Reproduction Laboratory, Fort Collins CO 970-491-8626 Enrollment Limit: 20 CE Hours: 4 lecture hours, 4 laboratory hours Instructors: Drs. J.E. Bruemmer, E.M. Carnevale, J.K. Graham, P.M. McCue and graduate students. This course is designed for anyone interested in learning the techniques involved in shipment of equine spermatozoa. In addition to lectures, hands-on laboratory sessions will provide the opportunity for registrants to actively participate. Extensive experience in semen collection, evaluation and insemination procedures or attendance at an Equine Reproductive Management and Artificial Insemination short course at Colorado State University is highly recommended as a prerequisite to this course. Topics to be covered include response of spermatozoa to cooling, preparing semen for shipment, semen shipping containers, on-the-farm applications and results of shipped semen, and management of mares for breeding with cooled transported semen. Course hours are 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Please register by October 8, 2009  More Info
Email to: pmoffett@colostate.edu

Nov 10   Handling and Utilizing Frozen Equine Spermatozoa
Colorado State University, Equine Reproduction Laboratory, Fort Collins CO 970-491-8626 Enrollment Limit: 20 CE Hours: 4 lecture hours, 4 laboratory hours Instructors: Drs. J.E. Bruemmer, E.M. Carnevale, J.K. Graham, P.M. McCue and This course is designed for anyone seriously interested in learning the techniques involved in freezing, thawing, and handling equine spermatozoa. In addition to lectures, the hands-on laboratory session will provide the opportunity for registrants to actively participate in the freezing and thawing of semen. Extensive experience in semen collection, evaluation and insemination procedures or attendance at an Equine Reproductive Management and Artifi cial Insemination short course at Colorado State University is highly recommended as a prerequisite to this course. Topics to be covered include response of spermatozoa to freezing, preparation of semen for freezing, extender preparation, proper handling, storage and thawing procedures, post-thawing evaluation of semen, management of mares for frozen semen and insemination techniques. Course hours are 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.graduate students. Please register by October 8, 2009   More Info
Email to: pmoffett@colostate.edu

Nov 10 - Nov 12   Photopuncture for Horses - Acupuncture with Light! - Level lll
Light Therapy as Non-Invasive Acupuncture! Beyond the effectiveness of applying light therapy is discovering the relationships between blocked energy points and their specific health indications for the horse's body. Learn to use an Acupuncture-like approach to understand how and why certain energy points affect the body. This 3 day class introduces the acupuncture meridians and how to use Light Therapy to balance the energy of the horse. Grand Adventures Ranch Sonoita, Arizona 520-455-0202  More Info
Email to: kay@grandadventuresranch.com

Nov 10 - Nov 12   Photopuncture for Horses - Acupuncture with Light! - Level III
Light Therapy as Non-Invasive Acupuncture! Beyond the effectiveness of applying light therapy is discovering the relationships between blocked energy points and their specific health indications for the horse's body. Learn to use an Acupuncture-like approach to understand how and why certain energy points affect the body. This 3 day class introduces the acupuncture meridians and how to use Light Therapy to balance the energy of the horse. Location: Grand Adventures Ranch 3088 S. Highway 83, Sonoita, AZ 85637 520-455-0202   More Info
Email to: info@grandadventuresranch.com

Nov 12 - Nov 15   Equine Affaire
The 12th Annual Equine Affaire in New England(W. Springfield, MA at the Eastern States Exposition)! Experience the nation's premiere equine exposition, featuring more than 230 unique clinics, seminars, and demonstrations by top professionals in the horse industry. Equine Affaire also hosts the largest trade show in the East, showcasing hundreds of commercial exhibits, an extensive Breed Pavilion, a fun-filled Youth Pavilion, the Versatile Horse & Rider Competition, and a special evening show - the Pfizer Fantasia, a musical celebration of the horse. Adult admission is $14/day or $48/four-day pass and includes admission to all presentations. The Pfizer Fantasia (Thursday through Saturday) requires a separate ticket and usually sells out before the event. Visit www.equineaffaire.com or call (740) 845-0085 for details.  More Info
Email to: marketing@equineaffaire.com

Nov 13   Reproductive Ultrasonography in the Mare
Minicourse on “Reproductive Ultrasonography in the Mare” held at Equine Reproduction Concepts, LLC, a reproduction facility located in Amissville, Virginia. This 1-day course is designed to give veterinarians the opportunity to gain experience using ultrasonography to aid in mare reproductive management. 4 hours lecture, 3 hours laboratory experience. (7 CE credits) For additional information call 540-937-9832 or e-mail info@equinereproduction.com.  More Info
Email to: info@equinereproduction.com

Nov 14   Howard Lake Regional Horse Owner Education Program
Howard Lake Regional Horse Owner Education Program Program co-hosted by HLWW Community Ed Saturday, November 14th 2009 Middle School 801 8th Avenue Howard Lake, MN Registration Deadline: Wednesday, November 11th, 2009. Program registration fee is $20.00 per person. Doors open at 12:30 pm. Light refreshments and meeting proceeding included in registration fee. Program begins at 1:00 pm and ends at 4:00 pm. Two presentations will be going on at the same time, choose the one that most interests you. PROGRAM AGENDA 1:00 pm Equine Economics and Options for Unwanted Horses Budget saving suggestions for budget minded horse owners as well as marketing tips and legal options for equine carcass disposal. Krishona Martinson, PhD & Julie Wilson, DVM. U of M Vitamin and Mineral Nutrition Learn what vitamins and minerals your horse really needs and the best source(s) for these nutrients. Marcia Hathaway, PhD U of M 2:00 pm Equine Dentistry How to determine if your horse’s teeth are in good shape and repercussions (both physical and nutritional) of horses that have poor dental health. Julie Wilson, DVM U of M Fly and Pest Control Sick of flies pestering your horse? Learn options for controlling flies and other pests inside your facilities and in pastures and paddocks. Roger Moon, PhD U of M 3:00 pm Horse Behavior Learn how to identify your horse’s body language, including vices such as kicking, cribbing, weaving, pawing, and wind sucking. Julie Christie, MS Rochester Comm & Tech College Is Your Truck and Trailer Road Worthy? Learn about pre-trip inspections and making sure your truck and trailer are legal. Also, learn if your rig is considered a commercial vehicle. CVI Roger Istvanovich MN State Patrol Mail registration(s) and check(s) (made out to the U of M) to: Registration Coordinator, University of Minnesota, 405 Coffey Hall, 1420 Eckles Avenue, St. Paul MN 55108. Contact 800-876-8636 with online registration questions or Krishona at 612-625-6776 with additional questions. In case of cancellation due to inclement weather, an e-mail will be sent to all participants. Programs are recommended for ages 13 and up, but are open to everyone. Additional information can be found on www.extension.umn.edu/horse   More Info
Email to: kristen.d.cleary@gmail.com

Nov 15   Hands on Wellness: Lameness Prevention
November 15, 2009 at Ernie Howlett Equestrian Center, Rolling Hills Estates Ca. 9am - 4pm rain or shine. Lecture and Hands on Lab format with industry professionals on veterinary palpation techniques, bodywork and saddle fit assessment, hoof boot application and transitioning the shod horse to bare hooves, and more. Pre-reg required, stalls available. Susie Lytal 310-488-4389   More Info
Email to: susielytal@theworthyhorse.com

Nov 16   Embryo Recovery and Transfer in the Mare
Minicourse on “Embryo Recovery and Transfer in the Mare”, held at Equine Reproduction Concepts, LLC, a reproduction facility located in Amissville, Virginia. This 1-day course is designed to educate veterinarians on the procedures of embryo recovery and processing for shipment. (8 CE credits awarded) For additional information call 540-937-9832 or e-mail info@equinereproduction.com.  More Info
Email to: info@equinereproduction.com

Nov 18 - Nov 23   Equine Advanced Massage Techniques
Calgary, Canada This 5-day, 50 hour (90+ total hours with required externship), course is designed for those who have already successfully completed the basic or extended course (Equine Body Worker ® Certification Course) or comparable basic course with a strong anatomy background. Please visit our website (www.equinology.com)or call the Equinology office for more information (707-884-9963)  More Info
Email to: office@equinology.com

Nov 20 - Nov 22   Equine CranioSacral Techniques Level II
Wind Dance Ranch, Murrieta, California. This 5-day, 50 hour (90+ total hours with required externship), course is designed for those who have already successfully completed the basic or extended course (Equine Body Worker ® Certification Course) or comparable basic course with a strong anatomy background. Please visit our website (www.equinology.com)or call the Equinology office for more information (707-884-9963)  More Info
Email to: office@equinology.com

Nov 21 - Nov 22   Introduction to Trimming for Horse Owners
Introduction to Trimming for Horse Owners to include traditional and new alternative options, the importance of equine nutrition and safe handling. Plus: Demonstrations & Case Studies of Barefoot vs. Shod using the Treadmill and Infrared Thermal Imaging (Thermography). Farriers' National Research Center & School in LaFayette, Georgia. $250.00 includes lodging, two meals a day, use of tools, a DVD and you can even bring your own horses. (706)397-8047   More Info
Email to: info@bwfa.net

Nov 21 - Nov 22   Advanced Forge Class for Farriers
Advanced Forge Class for Farriers at the Farriers' National Research Center and School in LaFayette, Georgia. Practice your cold and hot shoe shaping, certification practice and testing offered. $125.00 per day. Call 706-397-8047, CFE accredited   More Info
Email to: info@bwfa.net

Nov 21 - Nov 22   Chicagoland Equestrian Lifestyle Expo & Holiday Market
November 21-22, 2009 – Chicagoland Equestrian Lifestyle Expo & Holiday Market, at the new Lake County Fairgrounds’ Expo Center, Grayslake, IL. Saturday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Sunday 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. One-day tickets $8, two-day passes $14. Presented by Horsemen’s Council of Illinois and sponsored by Purina Mills, Expo offers the largest grouping of equestrian vendors in Chicagoland (stables, tack, equipment, nutrition, health care) and horse-themed gifts (jewelry, art, accessories, notes) plus more than 30 seminar and roundtable subjects suitable for those interested in the equestrian lifestyle (collectibles, décor, entertainment) to professionals seeking the latest in research, training and health care. Complete information online at www.HorsemensCouncil.org or toll-free 1-866-384-9161.  More Info
Email to: info@HorsemensCouncil.org

Nov 21 - Nov 22   Intro to Equine Massage - Relaxation Techniques
The first course in a series on Equine Massage, this course provide hands-on and theory instruction in how to obtain relaxation in your horse, whether is it an older horse, horse in training or a performance horse. Instructor Sharon McMaster is a qualified equine massage therapist. Participants will not be able to bring their own horses, for the safety of all participants and horses. The REACH horses will be used for this clinic. Cost: $200 plus GST, includes course materials, instruction in the classroom and in the REACH barn, lunch and breaks. Participants will need to obtain the book “Horse Anatomy: A Coloring Atlas” by Robert A. Kainer, DVM and bring it with them. Location: Regional Equine & Agricultural Centre of Huron (REACH), 169 Beech Street, Clinton, Ontario. 519 482 3998   More Info
Email to: info@reachhuron.ca

Nov 21 - Nov 22   Equine Massage for Performance Horses
Location: Sullenberger Quarter Horses, 9829 N Spiker Rd, Piqua, OH, (30 minutes north of Dayton). This is a 2 day Hands-on Equine Massage Seminar-Workshop w/Jim Masterson Equine Therapist to the USET Endurance team. The Seminar-Workshop appeals to owners, riders and trainers from all disciplines. Jim was featured in BARREL HORSE NEWS, September 2009 Body Basics page 22-26. For more information or to register contact Kathy Clark: katclark@windstream.net or call Kathy: 937-875-1334 Website: www.mastersonmethod.com   More Info
Email to: masterson@lisco.com

Nov 24   Free Webcast: Why Won't My Mare Get Pregnant?
Why Won't My Mare Get Pregnant? Speaker: Dr. Kathy Anderson | University of Nebraska Date: November 24, 2009 | 7:00 pm ET Summary: A mare's fertility can be influenced by a variety of factors including her health, age, and reproductive anatomy. In addition, stallion fertility and technician skills all play an important role in successfully breeding the mare. In this presentation, Dr. Anderson will discuss common problems that arise in the breeding barn and offer solutions to help get your mare pregnant.  More Info
Email to: info@myhorseuniversity.com





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