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Tonight's social Evening is about all things Feet . We will discuss with Phil and Lou about all things shoeing , transition between racing plates to ' normal shoes ' . How to deal with abcesses , what type of shoeing that has worked for Lou's horses and any questions you have .
There will be tea , coffee, cake and snacks available.
RoR Midlands and RoR South East- All Things Thoroughbred Feet social evening with Lou Robson and Phil The Farrier, Padbury MK18
This is a relaxed social evening talking about all things Thoroughbred feet.
Lou and Phil will discuss different types of shoeing, what's worked and why with Lou's horses . We will talk how to deal with and treat abscesses and answer any questions you have.
Louise Robson Bio
Louise Robson runs Thoroughbred Dressage, a stable dedicated to the retraining of racehorses with a dressage focus. Louise trains and competes both RoRs and non RoRs at every level of dressage. Louise’s highest competing ex racehorse, Quadrille (owned by HM The King),was RoR Horse of the Year 2019 and is competing at inter II level dressage.
Louise works with a vast variety of riders and horses at alllevels and works on whatever you and your horse want/need to work on at your own pace. She regularly teaches for the RoR across various locations in the UK and works closely with Godolphin Lifetime Aftercare.
Terms and Conditions for RoR event booking and participation – Updated August 2024
1. For ridden events your horse must be registered with RoR and riders must be 15 years of age on the 1 January of the current year.
2. Participants MUST have their own Personal Liability Insurance Policies.
3. It is an express condition of everyone entering the venu
Terms and Conditions for RoR event booking and participation – Updated August 2024
1. For ridden events your horse must be registered with RoR and riders must be 15 years of age on the 1 January of the current year.
2. Participants MUST have their own Personal Liability Insurance Policies.
3. It is an express condition of everyone entering the venue that they do so at their own risk and voluntarily accepts the risk of injury or damage that is implicit in riding or handing a horse on the premises.
4. In accepting these terms and conditions, entrants agree to make themselves familiar with the venue terms and conditions and adhere to any rules or signage for the venue. This includes conditions regarding the vaccination of horses against Equine Influenza.
5. All deposits are non-refundable. No refunds or reductions are offered for arriving late, leaving early, or inability to participate for any reason (such as lame horse/lost shoe).
6. Where the balance/full payment has been made for an event, a refund will be given only if it has been possible to fill your space on the event from a wait list.
7. The organiser reserves the right to cancel the event at any time, in which case refunds will be given. Should the organiser be forced to cancel an event the entry fee will be refunded. The organiser will not accept any contingent liability, such as travel, or any cost faced by the participant howsoever incurred.
8. Retraining of Racehorses (RoR), their servants, agents, employees and all those connected with the event venue, do not accept any liability for any damage, whether occasioned by the negligence or breach of contract or statutory duty of themselves, their servants, agents, employees or those connected with RoR or the venue or the venue's facilities or otherwise, whatsoever.
9. All accidents must be reported, and an Accident Report Form is to be completed by the coach in charge and recorded by a representative of RoR.
10. Dress code is casual, but for ridden events hats to the current standard must be worn. Body protectors are optional for ridden events, except cross country riding when they must be worn to the current safety standard along with a riding hat without a fixed peak.
11. Please be kind and courteous to everyone, behaviour deemed to be unacceptable is to be reported to a representative of RoR and you may be omitted from attending the event if your behaviour contravenes our rules of conduct.