07/19/2026
Why I'm taking T.E.D. on the road this year.
Most hoof care education happens in isolation. Farriers learn shoeing. Trimmers learn trimming. Vets learn pathology. Bodyworkers learn soft tissue. Owners pick up whatever they can find. Rarely does anyone get to see how it all connects, how the shape of a hoof reflects load history through the whole horse, and how posture and hoof balance drive each other in both directions.
This year I'm running clinics across the US and one in Costa Rica to put farriers, vets, physios, bodyworkers and educated horse owners in the same room, looking at the same evidence.
I'm not there to hand out a rulebook. I'm there to show the mechanics behind why a hoof ends up the shape it does, and to build a shared, evidence-based language across the whole team around a horse.
Thirteen stops, eight states, plus one international clinic. Don't miss it.
Contact the hosting directly to secure your spot.
