Dr. R.F. (Ric) Redden - Dr. R.F. (Ric) Redden, DVM is one of the rare individuals who is both a farrier and a veterinarian. For the past 17 years, Dr. Redden has organized and hosted the annual Bluegrass Laminitis Symposium in Louisville, Ky. Most recently, he began teaching a five-day educational program for practicing veterinarians and farriers entitled "Equine Podiatry 101", which is recognized by the American Association for Veterinary State Boards and offers 35 continuing education credit hours.

Hope For Soundness - Natural Balance Hoofcare and Equine Digit Support System. Gene Ovnicek is nationally and internationally recognized as a farrier, clinician and researcher. A pioneer in the study of wild horse hoof form and function, Gene has combined his 40 years of farrier experience with the information from other scientific research as a foundation for treating and preventing equine lameness. Gene is currently involved with ongoing research with Dr. Robert Bowker of Michigan State University and Dr. Barbara Page of the Equine Wellness Foundation.

REINS - The Regional Equine Information Network System, was established as a program of the NC Cooperative Extension to assist in the education and development of the NC Horse Industry. The program is coordinated by Extension Horse Husbandry at NC State University and participating county extension agents.

Davie County Large Animal Hospital

The North Carolina Horse Council exists to represent and further the common interest of the entire equine industry of NC. The NC Horse Council is composed of volunteer individuals and groups from all breeds and types of horse activities, without bias.

Guild of Professional Farriers

Horse Holistics - Leslie Berro is a national board certified massage & bodywork therapist based in North Carolina.

Equetec - Ginger Long specializes in exercise training for the equine athlete. Ginger is certified by the British Horse Society and has 20 years of practical experience with various professionals, disciplines and breeds.

Thinline Hoof Pads keep equine athletes sounder longer and also assist in treating ringbone, sidebone, navicular syndrome, and founder. Thinline Saddle Pads move shock, heat, and weight laterally, much like the ripple effect of throwing a stone into water.

Munn Associates - Producers of Horse Sense in Horse Care from Foal to Old video and horse network television show




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