Vermont Farriers Association is honored to present MITCH TAYLOR to Vermont farriers, veterinarians and horse owners...
Mitch will be bringing his leg loading machine....
Legs will be disected, questions will be answered,
This is a rare opportunity for the folks of the north country to meet and listen to one of the TOP clinicians in the country.

Maine, New york, New Hampshire and Vermont Farriers, veterinarians and all horse owners, make time and come take part.

When: Saturday, April 4th, 2009 Time: 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM
Where: Bristol Rescue Squad Building, 45 Monkton Road, Bristol, VT

Mitch has been Director of the Kentucky Horseshoeing School since 1989. Known for his clinics on equine anatomy & physiology as it pertains to horseshoeing, Mitch has given clinics worldwide in the field or equine limb anatomy & biomechanics. His anatomy & dissection clinics at the American Farriers Association Convention are always overflowing in attendance. Mitch is past Chairman of the AFA Continuing Education Committee & has served on the AFA Board of Directors as well as being a past president of the Registry of Professional Farrier Educators. Mitch has also been chosen to be a part of the panel presenting technical seminars as a part of the KTOB/Keene land International Emerging Markets program. He’s recognized throughout the farrier& veterinarian industry as a top clinician & educator while staying actively involved in all aspects of the profession. A noted author, Mitch publishes frequently in Professional Farrier & served as the primary author of AFA’s Education Manual. He has published extensively in numerous other farrier publications including the American Farrier's Journal. Mitch earned a BS in Biology & Chemistry from Colorado’s Western State College before pursuing graduate studies in Animal Science at the University of Kentucky. While at UK, Mitch worked as an assistant to James Rooney, PhD, a noted author & authority on equine anatomy & biomechanics. Mitch is THE MAN when it comes to dissection of the equine limb.

Light lunch included in fee. Annual Meeting & election of officers will follow the clinic.

This clinic is open to anyone that would like to attend. For questions or further information, please contact Diane Saunders at 802-453-3750 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Sponsored by Meader Supply Corp.

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Cost: Pre-registration by 3/29/2009 After 3/29

VtFA Members: $65.00 ______ $70.00 ______
Non VtFA members: $75.00 ______ $80.00 ______
Membership Fee: $35.00 ______

Make checks payable to Vermont Farriers Association and mail the bottom of this form to: Diane Saunders, 1292 South Rte 116, Bristol, VT 05

Thanks for putting this together, Bruce. I have been fortunate enough to have participated in a dissection with Mr. Taylor, and it is truly a learning opportunity not to be missed. He takes a leg apart with the enthusiasm of a kid at Christmas. Look forward to seeing you in April!

Dave

I will try my hardest to get on up there.


thanks Bruce.

Would love to go but will be out of town that day. Really bummed about it. Thanks for posting and I'll keep my eyes open for upcoming New England clinics.

Brad

We will miss you, but there will be many other events coming up like ?AFA certification and quite possibley Guild testing down the road.
I have been talking to the Guild and want to see it happen here in northern new england for anyone interested in passing another form of certification.

Join the Vermont Farriers Association and get onto our mailing list. (anyone can be added to our mailing list if you request it) and you will be notified of all events were putting on in advance.

my 2 cents worth