Horseman Day Symposium

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NEAEP

5677 South Transit Road

Suite 200

Lockport, NY 14094


 

 

 

 
 

Horse Owner Seminar

September 26th, 2010

Mystic Marriott Hotel & Spa
625 North Road (Route 117)
Groton, Connecticut
1.866.449.7390

www.mysticmarriott.com

 

Welcome to the NEAEP's 2010 Horseman's Day Seminar series.  This exciting new addition to our Annual Symposium is designed to provide a wealth of information for horse owners.  Questions that are commonly encountered in the horse world will be addressed by well-known veterinary specialists from around the country through interactive discussions designed to directly involve attendees in each topic.  Topics that will be covered range from what to do if your horse suddenly becomes lame to in-depth discussions of parasite control and the best way to feed your horse.  Breeding issues and how to best care for your horse in an emergency situation will also be discussed.

Speakers & Topics

Rodney Belgrave, DVM, MS, Dip. ACVIM

 

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Equine Emergencies – What to do before your veterinarian arrives

This lecture will focus on some of the commonly encountered equine emergencies such as colic, lacerations, nail punctures, trauma to the eye, and fevers, and what should be done while awaiting the arrival of your veterinarian.

 

 

Kit Miller, DVM

 

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My horse appears to be lame all of a sudden. Is it an abscess or is it foundering? How to tell and what to do.

 

 

David Pugh, DVM

 

Should I rotate my dewormers or just buy what’s on sale? What is too much and what is not enough in terms of vaccines?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Juan Samper, DVM, Dip. ACT

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Reproductive topics: Difficulties breeding mares, stallion behavior, artificial insemination, foaling, embryo transfer, etc.

 

 

 

Marybeth Gordon, PhD.

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How do I know if I am providing the best possible diet for my horse?”

Feeding horses can be very confusing, and it is hard to know where to look for information and who to believe. Learn the basics of ration evaluation and how to sift through the “nonsense” to find accurate information about equine nutrition.

 

 

On-Line Registration

PLEASE NOTE:

If you are a veterinarian who is attending the Annual Symposium, please click below.

Symposium Registration 

Symposium Hotel Information

All others interested in attending Horseman's Day lectures only, please register below.

Registration fee includes all course materials, morning coffee and a boxed lunch.  Course materials will be provided to participants in CD format only.

  Horse Owner Registration Form

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Registration Fee: $20.00

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No refunds after August 15, 2010.

Make checks payable to NEAEP  (US Funds Drawn on a US Bank)

Scientific presentations are subject to change.