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Events and Links

Hoofcare Seminars

Two strasser hoofcare seminars took place on the farm in August of 2004 and June of 2005. They were well attended and very informative. Instructor Todd Merrell spent 5 days on the farm for each seminar. Not only did he cover natural horse care and hoof care, but also bodywork techniques and Biomeridian stress assessment. Students came from all over the country to attend.

Summer Camp

Summer Day Camp for young girls ages 10-14 are offered in July.  Activities include riding and caring for the horse and swimming and relaxing by the lake.  Both trail riding, arena schooling and mock showing activities are scheduled.  School horses are available for the sessions.  Attendance is very limited to ensure personal attention

Apprenticeships

Contact us if you are interested in scheduling a personal hoofcare, schooling, or training apprenticeship.  Many times there are young horses available on the farm to start, and of course school horses to use to develop riding skills.  

Gemstone cutting apprenticeships are available with Brant.

Links

www.thehorseshoof.com  This site has a listing of all Strasser certified people in the world.  Also tools, books, articles, schedules of seminars, etc.

www.naturalhorsetrim.com  This is one of the earliest sites out there with many pictures of foundered hooves and a great deal of advice.  The page selling used and new boots is very valuable as well as the page explaining how to measure your horses hooves for boots.

www.johnthevet.com/unstrasser.html Interesting discussion between vet John Stewart & Dr Strasser. John attended a vet's seminar by Dr Strasser a few years ago.

www.parelli.com  This is the site of Pat & Linda Parelli. The Parelli’s have put together a structured program that can take someone whose never been around a horse and give them the tools to be savvy around horses.

www.markrashid.com  The USA based trainer & author of several books. Regularly does clinics in the US

www.bitlessbridle.com   This is the site of Veterinarian Surgeon Robert Cook who has done years of research on race horses and concluded bits are damaging to a horse in many ways.