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SPRING EQUINE EDUCATION SEMINAR 

Seminar

March 6, 2019
Registration: 6:30 PM 

Presentations: 7:00 PM

***NEW LOCATION***
Red Hook Community Center
59 Fish Street, Red Hook, NY 12571


Equine Vaccinations: Why We Do It!
The science behind vaccines and how to best protect your horse.
Mark Crisman, DVM, MS, DACVIM
Senior Veterinarian, Zoetis
Virginia-Maryland College of Veterinary Medicine


Designing a Feed Plan for Your Horse
How to choose feeds to optimize your horses health and performance.
Amanda Morris, MS
Sales Specialist, Land O' Lakes, Inc.


Sponsored by Rhinebeck Equine, Purina®, and Zoetis™

Please RSVP to Jeannie

845-876-7085 x1023
[email protected]






***** Due to the weather The Equine Breeders' Symposium is postponed until Fall. Sorry for the inconvenience.

Equine Breeders’ Symposium February 12, 2019

AGENDA:

  • 9:30-10:00 - Sign In & Welcome
  • 10:00-10:45 - Embryo Transfer and Advanced Reproductive Techniques in the Mare Alana King, DVM, DACT, Millbrook Equine Veterinary Clinic
  • 11:00-11:45 Freezing Semen for International Shipment Ronald J. Emond, DVM, MS, Candlewood Equine
  • 12:00-1:00 Lunch (Included and made by the world-renowned team at the Culinary Institute of America)
  • 1:00-1:45 - Breeding with the Problem Stallion- A Case-Based Approach Justin W. McNaughten, BVSc, DACT, Rhinebeck Equine
  • 2:00-2:45 - Maternal-Fetal Medicine… Risky Business? Fairfield T. Bain, DVM, MBA, DACVIM, DACVP, DACVECC, Merck Animal Health
  • 3:00-3:45 - Recognition & Treatment of Common Foal Abnormalities Laura H. Javsicas, VMD, DACVIM, Rhinebeck Equine

To purchase tickets please go to our Facebook page for the link to Eventbrite.

All profits to benefit ReRun, Thoroughbred Aftercare

Thank you to our sponsors!

Location: The Culinary Institute of America Marriott Pavilion Conference Center 1946 Campus Drive Hyde Park, NY 12538-1499

Tours of Rhinebeck Equine are available before or after the seminar. Please contact Jeannie at [email protected] or 845-876-7085 EXT 1023 if you are interested!

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  • "Dr. Sotela is fantastic and has always been incredibly kind and patient with my mare, Mira. In May, Mira had to have surgery at the clinic for a soft tissue sequestrum. Dr Gus and the staff were wonderful to deal with."
    Danielle Meenan Heaney
  • "We love Rhinebeck Equine and their vets and staff. They've been our equine vets for about 30 years and we love working with them."
    Thorunn Kristjansdottir
  • "Amazing facility with awesome staff. My friend had a horse who needed surgery and they were awesome the entire time. We hung out in their waiting room. Staff was friendly and talkative, and let us play with their dog. Dr. Gus is a great surgeon!"
    Hanna Gavel