During 4 days of intensive learning experiences at the early February International Hoof-Care Summit, you’ll find plenty to learn, plenty to see and plenty to do. This exciting new event has one goal — to help you find new techniques, tips and tricks to improve your footcare work in 2004.

Featuring the very latest thinking on topics that farriers and equine veterinarians tell us are major footcare concerns, the program offers more hoof-care knowledge than you ever thought possible. To tackle what you told us were your most pressing concerns, we’ve lined up 43 outstanding speakers in an exciting, all-industry conference that differs from any footcare event ever held. You’d need to attend a half dozen or more conferences all over the world to take in as much as you can learn at this single conference. Here’s why:

Laminitis Treatments. Advances in laminitis treatment are leaving some farriers behind. Learn about the latest progress in treatment and management from Kentucky equine vet Robert Hunt.

Sole Thickness. California farrier Mike Savoldi explains in full detail why the controversial trimming of the sole to uniform thickness provides tremendous benefits for the horse. 

1 No shoeing contests, no competitions, no tours, no banquets, no auctions, no association business meetings to take valuable time away from your intensive foot-care learning experience.

2 No association-endorsed topics or speakers promoting a predetermined agenda.

3 No need to miss other sessions in order to visit the Summit Trade Show. As you requested, these valuable product knowledge learning…