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International Farriery Research Symposium - 10-24th Sept 2022

10-24th Sept 2022 - The first International Farriery Research Symposium, from some of the world's best researchers. Approx 20 confirmed lectures from across the globe. Price is inclusive of VAT if applicable

The postural link between negative plantar angles and pathology along the dorsal myofascial lines using thermography

Yogi brings you the wider research into negative plantar angles and pathology along the dorsal myofascial lines as well as outlining his research findings. It's one of the IFRS 2022 talks available to be purchased as a standalone.

How to manage the low foot with a rocker shoe

Ramon’s lecture at IFRS 2022 will give you answers on how to manage hoof imbalance with a rocker shoe. It's one of the IFRS 2022 talks available to be purchased as a standalone.

The effect of trimming on movement over time in domestic horses measured with an inertial sensor

Does the horse move with greater symmetry following the trim? How long does this benefit last? What is the optimum time between trims to benefit the locomotion of the horse? Join Paul on his IFRS 2022 talk available to be purchased as a standalone.

When the hoof meets the ground

This talk will explore how the hoof interacts with the surface throughout the stance phase and how properties such as the hardness and shear resistance of the surface material affect the likelihood of different types of injuries.

The Angles of the Horse’s Foot: Is there a consistent relationship between the coronary band and the hoof capsule and to the distal phalanx? Assessing Strasser’s Angles.

John deliberates on the relationship of the coronary band to the hoof or P3 to investigate the angles put forward by Strasser in 2000. It's one of the IFRS 2022 talks available to be purchased as a standalone.