22/ DECEMBER 2022 THE RIDER Hoof Doctor Laminitis | Founder Clinic and the use of Clogs A new event is coming to Ancaster


next year. “The Hoof Doctor Laminitis | Founder Clinic and the use of Clogs” will be held February 11-13, 2023 at the Ancaster Fairgounds and is presented by Hoof Doctor x Equine One and Steve McConnell - Certified Farrier. This is a rare, possibly a once in a


lifetime, opportunity to learn from two clinicians with a combined 76 years of experience and hundreds of successfully treated laminitic and foundered equines. Presented by Dr. Michael Steward


DVM of Oklahoma, United States and Steve McConnell (AFA, OFA, and FITS) of Ontario, Canada. Dr. Michael Steward spent 40yrs


as a veterinarian, treating both large and small animals, in a depressed socioeco- nomic region where his innovative style saved many patients with minimal cost to the client. Dr. Steward has spoken


throughout the U.S. and Europe and his original AAEP paper on this biomechan- ical orthotic accelerated it’s acceptance. The biomechanics of the clog have


revolutionized equine podiatry and been represented in many scientific papers, books and publications. This 2-day clinic will cover the


causes, progression of physiological, morphological and biomechanical changes as well as treatment and recov- ery from this life-threatening condition. The cost is $1`50 per day or $250


for the weekend.


Day 1 - Saturday February 11th 9am- 5pm:


Dr. Michael Steward, the pioneer


of the clog for use in laminitis and founder will explain the history and de- velopment of the original “Steward” clog’s orthotic effects and benefits.


recovery. Steve McConnell will go through


the process of “creating a plan” in order to ensure the best possible outcome, re- turning the equine to mobility, establish- ing a team of professionals and realistic expectations and goals for all involved. This will be followed by modifica-


tions to clogs and the criterion, precau- tions and numerous case studies ending the day with a Q&A with clinicians and speakers.


Madeline Boast, MSc Equine Nu-


trition, an independent equine nutrition- ist, will discuss the management of your equine’s diet during and after a laminitis/founder diagnosis and treat- ment.


Dr. Stephanie Crawford DC CAC


will then discuss the importance of sup- porting the whole horse utilizing a vari- ety of modalities during treatment and


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2022 Executive & Board of Directors


President: Cheryl Norris, 613-608-3608, snappysdevil@aol.com


Vice-President: Barb Downer Secretary: Sheryl Chillson Treasurer: Sandra Duhamel Past President: Shawna Crawford


Directors: Doug MacDougall Janey MacDougall


Colleen McFadden Debbie Haughton Leanne Karoles


Rod Jeffries Tim & Katy Jo Zuidema


Gilles Seguin & Debbie Haughton


Jane Cryderman - TheWayTheWestWasOne Cheryl & Jamie Norris


Day 2 - Sunday February 12th, 9am- 5pm (approximate finish time): Starting with a summary of day 1


they will have hands-on demonstrations of clog application for a variety of con- ditions, scenarios and the safe and effi- cient


removal of clogs. Local


veterinarians will be informed of the clinic and if there are current/active


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www.eoqha.com


cases of laminitis and founder available, that can be transported to the venue safely, Dr. Steward and Steve will treat them on site in the afternoon. McKee- Pownall Equine Service will be provid- ing the clinic with a veterinarian to not only ensure the comfort and safety of any horses there for the live demonstra- tion but will also provide radiographs and venograms prior to and after treat- ment.


This clinic is open to farriers, vet-


erinarians, veterinary assistants, all equine professionals, trainers, owners and anyone interested in learning more about this life-threatening condition. Registration are available at:


ht tps: / / forms.gle/Q1mtR4SvUg- GNHkKQ9 For more information contact:


info@hoofdoctor.com


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