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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP: November 2009
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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP. Monday, November 9, 2009. Lectures and Wetlabs in the Works. Try to use this area to post the lectures and wetlabs that you are currently working on setting up. This way everyone in the club can see what is in the works. Once you have it confirmed please send me an email at kclapp@upei so that I can add it to our events. Hope this works! Tuesday, November 3, 2009. Welcome to all AVC Equine Members. Glass Horse and Polo update. If you want a CD please e-mail Heather Burrage.
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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP: November 2011
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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP. Monday, November 21, 2011. November Breed of the Month. E Haflinger is a native horse of Austria, evolving in the Tyrolean area of the Alps. The breed. Takes it's name from the village of Hafling, now part of Italy. The Haflinger is believed to have. The Haflinger is a native horse of Austria, evolving in the Tyrolean area of the Alps. The breed. Takes its name from the village of Hafling, now part of Italy. The Haflinger is believed to have. Strong, arched neck supports a well s...
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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP: January 2010
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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP. Tuesday, January 26, 2010. I am trying to get Rachel Argo out to do some saddle fitting on the. Island. We are tentatively scheduling her for the weekend of March. 20th (date subject to change, but should know a firm date soon). She. Will be available to fit both english and western saddles at a couple. Locations on the island. Rachel is one of only 2 master saddlers in. Canada, and by far the most thorough fitter I have worked with. She. Website for more information:. The equine...
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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP: October 2011
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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP. Monday, October 17, 2011. Breed of the Month - Clydesdale. A breed of draft horse that originated from farms in Clydesdale, Scotland, from which it got its name. The breed was developed from Flemish stallions and was first registered in the UK in 1877. The breed’s numbers declined during WWI due to industrialization and by the 1970s was considered vulnerable to extinction. As of 2010 there were only 5,000 animals worldwide. Opportunities in Equine Practice Seminar. Over this past...
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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP: September 2011
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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP. Sunday, September 18, 2011. All Bleeding Stops Eventually. Veggie Jumps on the XC course. All bleeding stops eventually.just one of the tips/lessons that some of the equine club members learned Saturday at the Strathgartney Fall Equestrian Show! Thankfully it was a lesson learned through discussion and not a real life scenario! 9 AVC students spent the sunny afternoon helping out Dr. Koch, the onsite vet for the horse trials, and got some great hands on experience! See post below...
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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP: AAEP Farrier Short Course
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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP. Sunday, January 15, 2012. AAEP Farrier Short Course. The Equine Club had a very productive fall semester! It was filled with lectures, labs, and demos for students and staff. Farrier Jeff Ridley prepping a shoe. Students watch as Jeff Ridley puts on a shoe and Dr. Dryden hangs on to our model. Students were walked through how to assess a well balanced foot, put on shoes, and take shoes off. The latter is definitely an important skill for future veterinarians. The AAEP provided us...
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Voy al Caminero: August 2007
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Thursday, August 23, 2007. I'd heard of students going into the SAM final with 85% and failing the final which is weighted at 50% of the final grade. I ended up dropping a whole letter grade but hey I made it. Assuming anesthesiology is going to go smooth I can't believe I will be doing surgeries in 6th! Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile.
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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP: November Breed of the Month
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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP. Monday, November 21, 2011. November Breed of the Month. E Haflinger is a native horse of Austria, evolving in the Tyrolean area of the Alps. The breed. Takes it's name from the village of Hafling, now part of Italy. The Haflinger is believed to have. The Haflinger is a native horse of Austria, evolving in the Tyrolean area of the Alps. The breed. Takes its name from the village of Hafling, now part of Italy. The Haflinger is believed to have. Strong, arched neck supports a well s...
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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP: January 2012
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AVC Equine Club SC-AAEP. Sunday, January 15, 2012. AAEP Farrier Short Course. The Equine Club had a very productive fall semester! It was filled with lectures, labs, and demos for students and staff. Farrier Jeff Ridley prepping a shoe. Students watch as Jeff Ridley puts on a shoe and Dr. Dryden hangs on to our model. Students were walked through how to assess a well balanced foot, put on shoes, and take shoes off. The latter is definitely an important skill for future veterinarians. The AAEP provided us...
