We are looking for community halls or equestrian facilities to host larger groups of horse owners ready to learn more about hooves, health, and horse care.

We require the following;

Days 1 , 2 & 3: Lecture / Cadaver trimming

During the first three days of the clinic, each day begins with a PowerPoint presentation. These sessions are quite extensive: lasting 5-6 hours on Day 1, 4-5 hours on Day 2, and 3-4 hours on Day 3. To ensure students can effectively absorb the information, it is essential to foster a comfortable and engaging learning environment, this is why we are looking for the following:

Enclosed room (minimum of 30 x 30) with
- electricity,
- A/C and heat,
- ceilings at least 9 feet high,
- level floor.
- The space needs to be big enough for 36 feet of tables for our bone display, computer and tv, and enough seating space for a minimum of 15 people. This display needs to stay up for the 3 days (not taken down every night).
Parking available for attendees’ cars/trucks

Restroom (preferably with sink and running water)
Access to running water

2-3 long tables to work on

Well ventilated area for trimming cadavers - arena, garage, barn, shop - (we can trim outside if the weather permits)
We will also be requesting a video of the facility to ensure it meets all these requirements,
And we will need to know the cost for using the facility.

A woman giving a presentation on a screen at a workshop while seated audience members listen in a large room with black curtains and an orange table with horse hoof cadaver bones.

A woman is giving a presentation in an indoor riding arena with a dirt floor. She stands in front of a large screen, displaying an image, while seated attendees take notes. There are tables with various items, including shoes and notebooks, and some chairs are stackable or foldable.

Group of women participating in a hoof geeks hoof care clinic outdoors, seated in a semi-circle with tools and supplies on their laps and tables, under a shaded area with trees and parked vehicles in the background.

People seated in a room attending a presentation or meeting, some reading or listening while a woman in an orange sweatshirt addresses the group, with animal bones and posters on the wall.

Group of people sitting in a circle inside an indoor horse riding arena, with some holding hoof cadaver and others listening. The arena has a dirt floor, a high curved ceiling, and a small building on the left with cleaning tools hanging on the wall.

People disecting cadaver horse legs and hoofs at a hoof geeks clinic under a covered area, with trucks and green trees outside.

Day 4 - Live Horse Trimming Day

An area to work on live horses out of the weather (we can trim outside if weather permits) - a firm surface is required to take hoof pictures and good lighting is necessary for trimming - arena, barn, big shed (this can be at a different location from Days 1-3)
Parking space for attendees’ vehicles and horse trailers

Large white Quonset hut with open door, parked cars, trailers, and a person walking dogs on gravel lot under clear blue sky. The location of a hoof geeks clinic in Canada.

People with horses and trailers parked along a grassy field on a cloudy day.

We travel with a truck and a 36’ horse trailer with living quarters, so we need

an area big enough to park and turn this unit is necessary,

a minimum of a 30 amp plug-in (this is ideal, but if unavailable, need 2 regular plug-ins),
a water “plug-in” is also desirable.
We also travel with our 2 dogs, who are very well-behaved and are used to all kinds of different animals.

A silver pickup truck attached to a large white horse trailer parked on a grassy area near a gravel path with trees in the background. The trailer is 50 feet long.

A white barn with Western horse decorations on the front, surrounded by tall pine trees. In front, there is a silver pickup truck, a horse trailer, and outdoor furniture. The sun is setting behind the trees, creating a backlit scene.

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