* Why movement is of such vital importance to the horse's entire organism
* Why the transition to barefoot can be a big step
* Tactful and considerate Horse(wo)manship and safety around horses
Coffee & Tea Break
'The Horse's Hoof'
* Features of the hoof
* Basic Anatomy and physiology
* Functions of the Hoof incl. What is Hoofmechanism. The following will be theory as well as practise!
* Features of a functional trim (maintenance of a healthy hoof/hydration)
* Trimming techniques and aids
* Tools and maintenance
Barehoof Trim Workshop
Day One
9 am - 5 pm (approx.)
Meal Break
Step-by-Step DEMONSTRATION TRIM of cadaver hoof (Carola) and how to use an angle plexi (will be supplied, where ever possible, otherwise template will be given)
* Participants will trim hoof specimens
Day Three
9 am - 5 pm (approx.)
* Trimming practise (hoof specimens)
* Dissections
* Discussions
If applicable, participants will have a chance to trim their own horses under supervision and will be shown how to maintain a physiological correct trim on their own horses as required. (Pre bookings must be made and horses must be suitable)
EBHC Introduction Seminar "What every horse owner should know" (For schedule and contents click here)
Unless otherwise specified, the basic cost for this Clinic is: $ 300 p.p. (3 days, includes clinic folder)
(an additional fee of $60 p.p. will need to be added for clinics with guest speakers)
PLEASE CHECK WITH RELEVANT ORGANIZER AS PRICES VARY FROM TIME TO TIME)
Coffee/Tea and Biscuits supplied , lunch provided unless stated otherwise
Tools can be purchased at the clinic (please advise, so I can bring sufficient stock with me)
Note: Please do not waste your money on cheap hoofknives!
We will be working with German made F.Dick hoof knives (Ascot or Gripmaster) and Bellota or Safe edge rasps.
On request and depending on availability, this clinic may feature guest lecturers like: (additional fee of $60 may apply)
This seminar will give you a thourough introduction into the lifestyle philosophies of successful "barefoot-ing" and will give you a basic understanding of the mechanics of the hoof and its structures. This day is called "WHAT EVERY HORSEOWNER SHOULD KNOW" . No matter if you want to go the barehoof path or keep shoeing your horse, you will look at your horse (and his hooves) with more understanding. This understanding will help you to keep your horse to stay healthy and happier for longer .
(This day is part of the 3 day "Hoof-Boot-Camp", but is also a complete "stand alone seminar").
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Note: If the clinic in your area is featuring guest lecture(s), these will be scheduled for mid-day
* Trimming practise (hoof specimens)
