The
AAEP’s Healthy Horses Workshop, an event designed for
non-veterinarians interested in equine health care and featuring
leading veterinary experts delivering the latest news and advances
in horse health, will be held Saturday, December 1, in Kissimmee,
FL.
Now
in its eighth year, the event will feature seminars and demonstrations
addressing horse health topics that are important to horse
owners, as well as a special demonstration by Olympian David
O’Connor.
The
topics and speakers for the event are:
- Equine
Dental Care: What Every Horse Owner Should Know - Rob Arnott,
BSc, DVM
- Acupuncture & Chiropractic:
The Science Behind It and How It Helps Your Horse (demonstration)
- Heather Heiderich, DVM
- How
Horses Learn: The Science of Natural Horsemanship - Jennifer
MacLeay, DVM, DACVIM, PhD
- One-Step
Horsemanship: The Sensible Approach To Horse Handling (demonstration)-
David Hayes, DVM
- David
O’Connor: A Revealing Look Into the Makings of a Champion
(demonstration)- David O’Connor
For
a complete schedule, visit the Horse Owner section of www.aaep.org.
This
year’s afternoon horse demonstration, titled “David
O’Connor: A Revealing Look Into the Makings of a Champion” featuring
Olympian and USEF President David O’Connor, will give
attendees a look into his past experiences and amazing accomplishments
while he demonstrates the horsemanship skills needed to handle
both the green horse and experienced horse. David O’ Connor
is sponsored by EQUUS.
The
Healthy Horses Workshop, held in conjunction with the AAEP’s
53rd Annual Convention, will take place from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00
p.m. at the Osceola Heritage Park, Kissimmee Valley Livestock
Show Pavilion. The pre-registration fee through November 7
is $75; on-site registration will be $90 with lunch included
in the cost of registration. To register, visit the Horse Owner
section of the AAEP web site at www.aaep.org.
You also may register for this event by calling the AAEP office
at (800) 443-0177. The Healthy Horses Workshop is made possible
in part through the generous support of the AAEP’s educational
and media partners. |