Experience the 2020 International Hoof-Care Summit through replays of the general session presentations.
The videos below offer you multi-camera coverage — including the slide presentations — from these inspiring, informational and thought-provoking International Hoof-Care Summit sessions.
As a bonus to 2020 International Hoof-Care Summit attendees, replays of the Classroom presentations are also available for viewing. Instructions for accessing your bonus content are provided below.
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The 2020 International Hoof-Care Summit Video Replay |
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General Sessions | |
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A Chat with Jim Ferrie and Craig TrnkaJim Ferrie, Newmilns, Scotland Craig Trnka, Edgewood, N.M. The Farrier Conversations Series, Presented by Anvil Brand |
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The Shoeing Process: What We Already Know ... But if in Doubt Just Put a Bar Shoe on It! (Part 1)Hayden Price, Farrier, Usk, Wales |
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Diagnosing and Treating Canker (Part 2: Effect on the Equine Foot & Body)Dave Gize, Farrier, Culpeper, Va. Dr. Frank Reilly, Veterinarian, West Chester, Pa. Dr. Megan Mathias, Veterinarian, Warrenton, Va. |
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Current Concepts on Biomechanical Basics of Therapeutic FarrieryMaarten Oosterlinck, Researcher, University of Ghent The Burney Chapman Memorial Lecture, Presented by Life Data Labs |
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2019 Rising Shoeing Star AwardsThis program honors three outstanding students who are earning a living as farriers just 3 years after graduating in 2016 from one of North America’s more than 50 public and private horseshoeing schools. The program’s goal is to promote the importance of continuing footcare education, while encouraging young shoers to develop the talents needed for a successful career Sponsors include Adeptus Nutrition, Dechra Veterinary Products, G.E. Forge & Tool, Pyranha Inc., Texas Farrier Supply |
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Looking at the Hoof in Three Dimensions (Part 1)Jim Ferrie, Newmilns, Scotland
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Increase Your Profit with Basic Shoe ModificationsPaul Skaggs, Farrier, Fults, Ill.
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Orientation of the Distal Phalanx as Related to Pathologies (Part 1)Mike Savoldi, Researcher, Shandon, Calif.
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2020 International Halls Of Fame InductionThe American Farriers Journal staff will introduce inductees into the 2020 International Horseshoeing Hall of Fame and the 2020 International Equine Veterinarians Hall of Fame with moving video tributes. |
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Pressure Plate Analysis Findings to Influence ShoeingMaarten Oosterlinck, Researcher, University of Ghent
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Laterally Offset Hoof Capsules and Their Effect Upon the Medial HoofMark Trussler, Farrier, Lincoln, England
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The Shoeing Process: What We Already Know ... But If in Doubt, Just Put a Bar Shoe on It! (Part 2)Hayden Price, Farrier, Usk, Wales
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The Progressive Stages of Pathology Associated with the Distal Phalanx (Part 2)Mike Savoldi, Researcher, Shandon, Calif.
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Proper Geometry for Shoeing the Hind EndSteve Kraus, Chief of Farrier Services, Cornell University
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Principles and Solutions for Helping Horses with Poor Sole DepthDr. Sammy Pittman, Farrier and Veterinarian, Collinsville, Texas |
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Re-evaluating Hoof LengthNick Denson, Farrier, Sagamore, Mass. |
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Closing NotesDanvers Child, Farrier, Lafayette, Ind. |
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Classroom Sessions and How-To Clinics | |
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The following classroom sessions are only available to attendees of the 2020 International Hoof-Care Summit. Attendees, please log in with the email address you provided when registering for the Summit. You may need to reset your password if this is the first time you are accessing your account. Should you need help logging in, please contact us at afjcare@americanfarriers.com or call 1.800.277.1570 or 1.847.513.6059 between 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Central Time, M-F | |
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How-To Clinic: Shoeing Tips with Castle Pads and Pour-in UrethanesNick Denson, Castle Plastics
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How-To Clinic: Causes of Microbial Infections and Topical Treatment ProtocolsSam Austin, Equine Digit Support System |
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How-To Clinic: Sole Searching: An Exploration of TissueSteve Foxworth, Equine Lameness Prevention Organization |
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How-To Clinic: Over and Under Supplementation’s Effect on the HoofMike Barker, Life Data Labs |
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How-To Clinic: Hoof Moisture Regulation: The Difference Between Feed Through Vs. Topical Application to Maintain a Healthy HoofDanvers Child, SmartPak |
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How-To Clinic: Understanding how Unique Adhesive Applications Will Help Your Business GrowEsco Buff, Vettec |
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Classroom Session: BETTER BUSINESS SERIES: Don’t Sink the Boat! Be the Captain of Your FinancesDavid Barron, Financial Planner, Barron Financial Solutions |
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Classroom Session: Managing Off-theTrack ThoroughbredsMike Stine, Farrier, Marshville, N.C. Daniel Watson, Farrier, Marshall, Va. Sam Zalesky, Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital, Lexington, Ky Shoeing for Specific Needs Series, Presented by EQUILOX |
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Classroom Session: Recognizing and Treating Angular Limb or Flexural Deformities in FoalsSteve Kraus, Chief of Farrier Services, Cornell University |
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Classroom Session: Diagnosing and Treating Canker (Part 2): A Case Study of Equine London BobbyDave Gize, Farrier, Culpeper, Va. Dr. Megan Mathias, Veterinarian, Warrenton, Va. |
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Classroom Session: BETTER BUSINESS SERIES: The Future of a Hoof-Care Business: What’s Coming and What Can You DoDavid Barron, Woodinville, Wash. Misty Pleiness, Metamora, Mich. Amy Cairy, Longmeadow, Mass. |
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Classroom Session: Regardless of the Modality, Basic Farrier Principles Must be Addressed in Therapeutic CasesMitch Taylor, Farrier, Kentucky Horseshoeing School |
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Classroom Session: Assessing Lameness and Shoeing Western Pleasure HorsesDr. Sammy Pittman, Farrier and Veterinarian, Collinsville, Texas Shoeing for Specific Needs Series, Presented by EQUILOX |
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Classroom Session: BETTER BUSINESS SERIES: Are You a Liability?David Barron, Financial Planner, Barron Financial Solutions |
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Classroom Session: Shoe Modifications: The Business BreakdownPaul Skaggs, Farrier, Fults, Ill. |
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Classroom Session: Focus on Being Proactive Vs. Reactive in Your FootcareDave Gilliam, Farrier, Flower Mound, Texas Shoeing for Specific Needs Series, Presented by EQUILOX |
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Classroom Session: Strategies for Evaluating Horses to Maximize Hoof CareMike Stine, Farrier, Marshville, N.C. |
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Classroom Session: Can the Hoof be Shod Without Limiting Heel MovementMaarten Oosterlinck, Researcher, University of Ghent |
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Educational Workshops | |
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Special Equine Nutrition SessionDarren Owen, Farrier, Life Data Labs |
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Special Equine Management SessionDanielle McNamara, Services Representative, SmartPak |
