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LIFEWAY AND THE NATURAL HOOF
This 1.5 day clinic is a component of the six day event popularly known as
"The Cluster Clinic"
The next Cluster Clinic will be held on April 18 – 23, 2008 in Warrenton, MO.
The Lifeway And The Natural Horse Clinic is open to the general public and will be held on April 20 & 21.
Register Below
In the Lifeway and the Natural Hoof
Clinic, Bruce explains that many things contribute to
determining hoof
integrity. Stress is one key factor. Participants are led step-by-step
from the physiology and biochemistry of stress to the risk of
pathological conditions like laminitis. The role of obesity, insulin
resistance, reduced glucose availability, atherosclerosis,
vasoconstriction, endothelial damage, bone loss and sub-clinical
inflammation are all described in understandable terms. The process of
joint closure, the biomechanics of movement and riding, and the meaning
of the term “natural” are also discussed in
relation to
hoof care. The importance of saddle fitting to hoof care is also
covered. In short, the clinic is a unique blend of in-depth information
about how a horse’s lifeway impacts hoof health and the
outcome
of natural hoof care.
Use The PayPal Button Below To
Register For Bruce's Clinic Using A Credit Card
If
you register using someone else's credit card, make sure you tell Bruce the
attendee's name. There is a place to add a note on the PayPal page or
send an explanation in an email. Please do the same if you are
using a maiden versus a married name.
Or Mail A Check Payable To
"Watershed Farm" To:
Watershed Farm
PO Box 546
Warrenton, MO 63383
PO Box 546
Warrenton, MO 63383
Clinic Attendance Is Limited To Registered Participants
Private Lifeway and the Natural Hoof
Clinics may also be arranged. Contact Bruce's office by
phone or email.
ABOUT
WARRENTON,
MISSOURI
The clinics will all be held in the Lion's Club Building at the Warren County Fairgrounds which is just outside Warrenton, Missouri. To get to the Lion's Club Building go north 2.0 miles on State Highway 47 from I-70. Turn left onto Warren County Fairgrounds Road (there is a large green sign for the road just before you get to it). The fairgrounds and the entrance is four tenths of a mile on your right. After you enter the fairgrounds, the Lion's Club Building is the first building on your left; it's a brown building with stone.
Warrenton was founded in 1864 with a current population of 5,283. For information about local restaurants and services go to http://warrentonmo.areaguides.net/google.html.
Nearest Airport: Lambert-St. Louis International Airport in St. Louis, MO ... about a 45 minute drive. There is a shuttle service that goes between Lambert Airport in St. Louis and Warrenton. It's called Lincoln County Shuttle. At last check, the fee was $39 one-way and $59 for a round trip/passenger and perhaps less if group arrangements are made. For more information or on-line reservations visit https://lincolncountyshuttle.com/ or call 636-528-2666.
For information about Warrenton motels go to: http://hotel-guides.us/missouri/warrenton-mo-hotels.html
or "Helpful Numbers" on the Warrenton Web Site: http://www.warrenton-mo.org/
Also note: A new Holiday Inn Express has opened in Warrenton.
There is also a BnB called The Hiding Place that Jaime and Kimberly Jackson stayed at during two cluster clinics and enjoyed (636-456-2107 or 636-359-1000)
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