[caption id="attachment_1679" align="alignnone" width="900"] Andrew demonstrates the procedure and discusses the finer points.[/caption] Andrew Poynton and Dean Bland had an excellent day on Monday with The Kings Troop Royal Horse Artillery in Woolwich, they were there to conduct an Imprint CPD training course. The event was...
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[caption id="attachment_518" align="alignright" width="300"] CPD Training Courses[/caption] Thursday 11th May 2017 CPD Training Course Venue: Dyffryn Tywi Equine Clinic, Lletty Farm, Nantgaredig, Carmarthen, SA32 7NP Time: 9am - 4pm To book a place or for further details on this course please contact Julia on Tel: 01666 822953 Information on our range of...
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[caption id="attachment_518" align="alignright" width="300"] CPD Training Courses[/caption] Monday 20th March 2017 CPD Training Course Venue: King's Troop Forge, The King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery, King George VI Lines, Repository Road, Woolwich, SE18 4BQ Time: 9am - 4pm ...
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Laminitic attacks are usually sudden and, unfortunately, often severe. Initially the hoof itself can form an effective visual barrier, which belies the drastic changes that take place within the foot. The pedal bone (known as P3) sits inside the hoof capsule. In a healthy foot,...
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Dr. Jan Young DVM CF is a leading veterinarian, referral farrier and educator from Arizona USA. This is an extract from an article in which she discusses possible causative factors leading to founder/ laminitis and subsequent treatments. Treatment Program For treatment, Young starts with a good set...
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Marcel, a Grand Prix dressage horse now retired, has reached what must be a world record, having been shod continuously with Imprint Sport shoes 100 times over nearly 12 years. Owned by Mrs Ann Glennie in Gloucestershire, this horse, a 1990 foal was first shod...
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This is a common condition during wet weather when excessive moisture softens the foot, allowing the entry of dirt and debris into an area of hoof wall that has become separated at the wall/sole junction. This can lead to a secondary bacterial or fungal infection… Park...
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On 26th November 2016 - CLINIC - ASSESSMENT OF X RAYS, PHOTO'S AND LIVE DEMO USING IMPRINT MATERIALS Andrew Poynton FWCF will be making an assessment of a horse using X-Rays while explaining how to interpret the images. Describing the chosen course of treatment, he will show the...
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At the beginning of September this year (2014) my lovely Small Tour dressage horse, Greys Rhapsody, was diagnosed with Navicular Syndrome in her front left foot. Specifically – from the MRI – inflammation in the Impar ligament. This was treated by Sarah Randall...
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Ryan’s story. A year ago I had a horse who, it was discovered, had abscesses in all four of his rather flat, TB-type feet. Try poulticing that lot for a fortnight! There then followed six months of remedial shoeing which did not suit the horse and he...
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