JUST AS WITH any other job, there are surely those frustrating days when you ask yourself, “Why did I get myself into this?”

Even after the induction of seven classes of inductees since its introduction in 1997, the International Equine Veterinarians Hall Of Fame continues to blaze new ground.

SEVERAL NEW ADDITIONS in this issue are geared toward making it much easier to get “bonus” information on footcare techniques and valuable product information in a more timely matter.

WHEN FLORIDA massage therapists, light therapists and animal communicators started receiving cease and desist orders, the Florida Board of Veterinary Medicine was asked for an interpretation of the state’s veterinary practices law.

THE GLASS HORSE PROJECT has opened another window to the inside of the horse — and this one will be of particular interest to farriers, equine veterinarians, students and anyone else interested in equine footcare.

THE TRADE SHOWS of 2004 allowed farriers to “hold and feel” several of the newer improvements unveiled by manufacturers.