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2010 Guilford County Extension Horse Management Short Courses
Guilford County Agricultural Center, 3309 Burlington Road, Greensboro, NC 27405
7:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m


Monday, March 8th   Equine Welfare Issues – How To Body Condition Score Horses
NC Certified Equine Investigators,
Meredith Bernard - Southern States Equine Representative

Monday, March 15th   Natural Horsemanship – Bits/Shanks & Round Pen Exhibition
Brock Griffith - Griffith Horsemanship
 


Horse Management Committee –
Randy Boles, David Dick, Sara Jo Durham, Steva Allgood, Rita Nott, and Georgianne Sims

- Registration Fee: $30 for entire series or $5.00 per session.
- Registration Fee will be waived for 4-H members presenting an official current 4-H Program Membership ID Card.

For additional information, call Ben Chase, Rockingham & Guilford County Extension Livestock Agent, North Carolina Cooperative Extension Service at 1-800-666-3625, 342-8235 or Email- ben_chase@ncsu.edu.

In case of inclement weather, please call 1-800-666-3625 or 342-8235 for a recorded message.

 

Directions to The Guilford County Agricultural Center,

Located at 3309 Burlington Road 375-5876 and can be found at http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/guilford/directions.shtml

Or call 1-800-666-3625 or 342-8235.

 

From the south or west on I-85 or I-40
From I-85 South take I 40 East at the Durham/ Raleigh sign. Take Exit 131 (sign says 40W, 85S, and to 70) towards Greensboro. Continue straight over the bridge and bear right as the road ends towards Greensboro and 70 West. Get in your left lane. Turn left at the light at Burlington Road. We are about l/2 mile on the right. 3309 Burlington Rd.

 

From Downtown Greensboro
Take E. Market St. and continue straight to Burlington Rd. (the street changes from E. Market to Burlington Rd.), about 2 or 3 miles from downtown Greensboro. Our office is on the left, 3309 Burlington Rd.

 

From Wendover Avenue
Take Wendover East to Elwell Dr. Turn right at Elwell and continue to E. Bessemer. Ave. Turn left at E. Bessemer and turn left again onto Burlington Rd. Our office is about 100 ft. on the left.

 

From the east (Raleigh) traveling West
Take I-40 West to Exit 44 (to Hwy 70). Take Exit 19 - Highway 70 and bear right onto Hwy. 70 West towards Greensboro. Go 1-2 Miles and turn left at first Stop light (Burlington Rd. left and Penry Rd. right). Ag. Center is 1 mile on the right.

 

March 27, 2010
Focus on Equine Welfare

Join the NC State Student Chapter of the American Association of Equine Practitioners (SCAAEP) for a Saturday Seminar at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine on the most significant and pressing welfare issues in the equine industry. Key leaders in the equine veterinary community will lecture on their experiences tackling these equine welfare problems. Topics will include the unwanted horse, recent recommendations made by the AAEP racing committee, the role of the FEI veterinarian, welfare issues of the Dressage horse, and current welfare issues in the Western Performance world. This seminar is intended for equine veterinarians, veterinary students, veterinary technicians, and equestrians who want to be informed about the current welfare issues in the equine industry. More information at: http://cvm.ncsu.edu/conted/equinewelfare.

 

 

Horseman’s Youth Day 2010

Saturday, March 6, 2010 from 9 AM - 4 PM

Join us at the NC State College of Veterinary Medicine for a day of education and fun!
This full day of equine-oriented activities is designed to give kids and teens, ages 9 - 18, a hands-on look at anatomy, physiology, and veterinary care for horses. Participants will be grouped by age and will rotate throughout the school, visiting many different activity stations.

Planned activities include:
> • A tour of the large animal hospital
> • How to perform a physical exam on your horse (live horse activity)
> • A look at equine anatomy in the vet school anatomy lab (skeletons, intestinal models, etc.)
> • How to age your horse by his teeth
> • Preventative medicine
> • Basic lameness (live horse demo)
> • Plus many more!

Breakfast and lunch will be provided, as well as a goody bag.
For more information visit:
 http://clubs.ncsu.edu/equine/HYD2010.html

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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