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Ski Joring Clinic & Demonstration
Spectators are welcome
As a result of the lack of snow, January 15's Ski Joring Clinic will be held at a time to be determined.
Myhre Equine Complex GRAB A TOW AND GO! Ski Joring is a fast growing family friendly sport. Tack up and clip into your skis for this family and friends sport. You will find races held in both the United States and Canada. The courses range from straight, J hook and horseshoe shape. They consist of cones to weave around, jousting rings to spear through with your arm and 3 jumps for the skier to negotiate. The course is timed with a time penalty for missed obstacles. The different divisions enable you to take this sport from a youngster just starting out on skis to the extreme skier with the need for speed. Register for our Clinic and learn how it’s done. Skiers will learn from a professional ski instructor how to dally their rope and effectively maneuver the course. Riders will bring their horses and work with trainers teaching the horse to accept a skier. The Rider will also learn how to set their skier up for pending obstacles. If you need a skier or a rider we will match you with one or more at the clinic. So if you enjoy the cheer of encouragement from a crowd of spectators and fun in the snow come join us! Hot food and drinks will be available. All proceeds will benefit Dover High School CTC Equine Program. For more information call or Myhre Equine or visit NESJA.com. |
| “32nd Annual Veterinarian & Technician Conference” |
Dr. Baratt, received his masters (Pathobiology) and DVM from Colorado State University. He established the Salem Valley Equine Clinic in 1983, and expanded to a mixed practice, the Salem Valley Veterinary Clinic, in 1993. Over the past 10 years he has concentrated on veterinary dentistry, earning Fellowship in the Academy of Veterinary Dentistry in 2009 (the first veterinarian to become a fellow in both small animal and equine dentistry). Bob is currently a 3rd year dentistry resident at Cornell University. For more information and for a registration form please click here for a Word Document. **Each day will be 7 CE credits, attending both days will therefore be 14 CE credits. |
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“24th Annual Farrier & Veterinarian Conference” Don't miss this opportunity to listen and interact with two of the most respected world renowned authorities on laminitis research and treatment. Dr. Pollitt will discuss anatomy and pathophysiology. Dr. Walsh will compliment with a discussion of the laminitis etiology, early detection, and prognosis of future laminitis treatment. We will finish with a discussion highlighted by several interesting cases. Cost Including Lunch $155.00 |
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31st Annual Veterinarian/Technician Conference Day 1 Topics: Basic lower limb anatomy and abnormalities of the fetlock, pastern and foot as well as more advanced topics. The complexity of the carpal and fetlock sheaths, the upper limb (elbow, cervical facets, shoulder including the biceptital tendon & sheath), and how to avoid common pitfalls when ultrasounding the palmar metacarpus. Day 2 Wet Lab: Bring your ultrasound machine or try out the new machines. If you have interesting and challenging cases, please refer them so we can all benefit. Owners should expect a 20% discount. Attendance is limited and was filled last year. |
Day 1 Free to rDVM, Day 2 lab $395 Myhre Equine Clinic |
Dr. Myhre performs facial reconstruction to restore normal breathing on “Scribbles” following a tree falling on and crushing her skull. |
October 2010 “Scribbles” the paint horse has an amazing recovery following a fallen tree accident, which crushed her skull and ribs. With the help of caring strangers and skilled veterinarians, Scribbles made a full recovery after rehabilitation and reconstructive surgery at Myhre Equine Clinic to help her breathe normally. To read the full story in the Nashua Telegraph, or to donate to Scribbles medical expenses fund, click here. |
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