NEW! Online CE Opportunities
The IAPF is pleased to offer our members and others the opportunity to watch on-demand webinars and presentations and listen to podcasts which have been produced. Please click on the name of the webinar or presentation to watch or listen to the webinar or presentation at your convenience. After watching the webinar or presentation, IAPF members should click on the link to request that CE credit be awarded to the member.
NOTE: The techniques and comments stated by the presenters are those of the presenter and not those of the IAPF or sponsor.
CLICK HERE to apply for IAPF Continuing Education Credits for all Webinars, Podcasts, and Other Presentations.
PLEASE NOTE: A maximum of 8 IAPF CE Credits may be submitted per day.
The links on this page are for online educational events which have been created within the past 60 days.
"American Farriers Journal: Adhesive Hoof-Care Solutions to Benefit the Senior Horse" (0.75 CE)
Posted: June 4, 2020
AFJ Executive Editor Jeremy McGovern interviews Steve Muir CJF NZCEF DipWCF APF, a resident farrier at Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky. Muir will focus on successes and shortcomings he has experienced while working with older horses.
Posted: June 4, 2020
AFJ Executive Editor Jeremy McGovern interviews Steve Muir CJF NZCEF DipWCF APF, a resident farrier at Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky. Muir will focus on successes and shortcomings he has experienced while working with older horses.
The Hoof of the Horse Episode 35: Rodney King in North Canterbury, New Zealand (.5 CE)
Released: May 22, 2020
Rodney King is from the South Island of New Zealand, where he began teaching himself farriery. Within 10 years or so he was working at the biggest equine hospital in the world. I felt that that alone was worth interviewing Rodney to hear about. We also discussed how taking the AWCF exam can change your perspective towards horseshoeing, the tangibility of credentials as a farrier, and where it can impact and benefit your business. Rodney gave us insights into working in an equine hospital environment, his thoughts on the causes of the increasingly common problem of Suspensory Ligament Desmitis in sport horses, the importance of diagnosis when treating horses, and much more interesting and useful information.
Released: May 22, 2020
Rodney King is from the South Island of New Zealand, where he began teaching himself farriery. Within 10 years or so he was working at the biggest equine hospital in the world. I felt that that alone was worth interviewing Rodney to hear about. We also discussed how taking the AWCF exam can change your perspective towards horseshoeing, the tangibility of credentials as a farrier, and where it can impact and benefit your business. Rodney gave us insights into working in an equine hospital environment, his thoughts on the causes of the increasingly common problem of Suspensory Ligament Desmitis in sport horses, the importance of diagnosis when treating horses, and much more interesting and useful information.
Episode 34: Greg Murray in Barossa Valley, Australia (.5 CE)
Released: May 5, 2020
How can getting out of your comfort zone help to broaden your horizons in farriery? Greg Murray has some great advice for farriers looking to travel with their work and experience more of the world, as well as sharing some of the challenges that you might face while doing so. We also learn about when he had 1 apprentice and 600 horses to shoe; the experience of working as a farrier on 5 continents; the horse racing industry in Hong Kong and South Korea, and much more. *Apologies for the ambient noise on some parts of the interview, this was last summer in Australia before audio equipment upgrades!
Released: May 5, 2020
How can getting out of your comfort zone help to broaden your horizons in farriery? Greg Murray has some great advice for farriers looking to travel with their work and experience more of the world, as well as sharing some of the challenges that you might face while doing so. We also learn about when he had 1 apprentice and 600 horses to shoe; the experience of working as a farrier on 5 continents; the horse racing industry in Hong Kong and South Korea, and much more. *Apologies for the ambient noise on some parts of the interview, this was last summer in Australia before audio equipment upgrades!