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November 2019

VetPD: Sports Horse Medicine & Orthopedics – A 2-Day Practical Course

November 23 - November 24
JRA Ritto Training Center, 1015 Misono
Rikko, Shiga Prefecture 520-3005 Japan + Google Map

Objective Evaluation Instructor: Dr. Kevin Keegan

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December 2019

Equine Lameness and Poor Performance – Problems of the Forelimb and Neck | 2 Day Seminar and Wet Lab

December 5 - December 6
Equine Referral Hospital Langford Vets University of Bristol, Langford Equine Centre, Stock Ln
Langford, Bristol BS40 5DU United Kingdom + Google Map
Equine Lameness and Poor Performance-Problems Of The Forelimb And Neck

Overview: EICKEMEYER® invites you to their two-day course on Equine Lameness and Poor Performance. Through a combination of theoretical and practical sessions, attendees will be given a comprehensive overview of differential diagnosis and best diagnostic and therapeutic approach to pathologies of the front limb and neck which can cause pain, poor performance and lameness. All speakers are internationally renowned in the field of lameness diagnostics and spend a significant proportion of their clinical and research work investigating complex lameness cases.…

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February 2020

VetPD: Sports Horse Medicine & Orthopaedics – A 2-Day Practical Course

February 22, 2020 - February 23, 2020
Hospital Clínico Veterinario – Universidad de Córdoba, Campus Universitario de Rabanales, Ctra. Nacional IV-A, km 396
Córdoba, 14014 Spain + Google Map

Objective Evaluation Expert: Dr. Kevin G. Keegan

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September 2020

VetPD: Sports Horse Medicine & Orthopaedics – A 2-Day Practical Course

September 29, 2020 - September 30, 2020
Pool House Equine Clinic, Crown Inn Farm, Rykneld Street
Staffordshire, WS13 8RD United Kingdom + Google Map

Objective Lameness Evaluation Instructor: Dr. Christina Frigast

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Objective Lameness Measurement in U.S. Horse Racing – For the Welfare of the Equine Athlete

Objective lameness measurements seem to draw immediate criticism from some associated with horse racing – both veterinarians and horsemen alike.  With an incomplete understanding of the technology and how it is being applied successfully at racetracks in Singapore and Hong Kong, some conclude that inertial sensors are “too sensitive for racing Thoroughbreds”...

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