Current Offerings
Live Online Webinars
The live online webinars of The Hoof Academy combine in-depth expertise with practical case studies and enable flexible participation from anywhere.
Seeing more without imaging - what the hoof can tell us...
Diagnostic imaging and modern diagnostic techniques have become an integral part of equine medicine. At the same time, a thorough clinical examination and careful assessment remain essential. This webinar series explores how much information the equine hoof can provide without imaging – from evaluating the hoof capsule and applying targeted examination techniques to making practical farriery decisions.
Part I: Hoof Capsule, Hoof testers & Co.
The first webinar focuses on the assessment of the hoof capsule and the interpretation of hoof changes as indicators of potential underlying problems. In addition, it demonstrates how hoof testers can be used as a versatile diagnostic tool to support clinical assessment.
Date & Key Information
06 October 2026 | 19:30–21:15 (CEST)
Live online webinar with case discussions and interactive exchange
Language: German
ATF accreditation: 2 hours
Participation fee: €49 (€89 for both webinar parts)
Part II: From the Digital Extension Device to an Individual Shoeing Plan
The second webinar focuses on the Digital Extension Device. In addition, further examination techniques for clinical assessment will be introduced. The webinar demonstrates how the findings obtained can be interpreted and translated into an individual shoeing plan
Date & Key Information
20 October 2026 | 19:30–21:15 (CEST)
Live online webinar with case discussions and interactive exchange
Language: German
ATF accreditation: 2 hours
Participation fee: €49 (€89 for both webinar parts)
Download programme flyer (PDF)
In-Person Events
Would you prefer to experience the topics of The Hoof Academy in a personal setting with direct exchange and discussion?
Starting in autumn 2026, selected webinar topics will also be offered as in-person seminars.
When Shoeing Leads to Lameness – Causal Analysis and Practical Approaches
During this continuing education course, potential causes of lameness following horseshoeing will be discussed using clinical case examples. The focus is on a structured approach to the systematic evaluation of such cases. Based on this framework, practical diagnostic and therapeutic strategies for everyday clinical practice will be presented.
Date & Key Information
13 October 2026 | 19:30–21:30 (CEST)
Hufbeschlag Loïc Entwistle, Sohlwieser Hof 1, 55452 Windesheim
Continuing education with case discussions and interactive exchange
Language: German
ATF accreditation: applied for
Participation fee: €69
Download programme flyer (PDF)
Registration opens on September 1, 2026. If you are interested in attending, you are welcome to get in touch via the contact form in advance. You will be informed as soon as registration opens.
Seeing more without imaging - what the hoof can tell us...
Diagnostic imaging and modern diagnostic techniques have become an integral part of equine medicine. At the same time, a thorough clinical examination and careful assessment remain essential. This continuing education series explores how much information the equine hoof can provide without imaging – from evaluating the hoof capsule and applying targeted examination techniques to making practical farriery decisions.
Part I: Hoof Capsule, Hoof testers & Co.
The first part focuses on the assessment of the hoof capsule and the interpretation of hoof changes as indicators of potential underlying problems. In addition, it demonstrates how hoof testers can be used as a versatile diagnostic tool to support clinical assessment.
Date & Key Information
27 October 2026 | 19:30–21:30 (CEST)
Hufbeschlag Loïc Entwistle, Sohlwieser Hof 1, 55452 Windesheim
Continuing education with case discussions and interactive exchange
Language: German
ATF accreditation: applied for
Participation fee: €69 (€129 for both parts)
Download programme flyer (PDF)
Registration opens on September 1, 2026. If you are interested in attending, you are welcome to get in touch via the contact form in advance. You will be informed as soon as registration opens.
Part II: From the Digital Extension Device to an Individual Shoeing Plan
The second part focuses on the Digital Extension Device. In addition, further examination techniques for clinical assessment will be introduced. It demonstrates how the findings obtained can be interpreted and translated into an individual shoeing plan
Date & Key Information
3 November 2026 | 19:30–21:30 (CEST)
Hufbeschlag Loïc Entwistle, Sohlwieser Hof 1, 55452 Windesheim
Continuing education with case discussions and interactive exchange
Language: German
ATF accreditation: applied for
Participation fee: €69 (€129 for both parts)
Download programme flyer (PDF)
Registration opens on September 1, 2026. If you are interested in attending, you are welcome to get in touch via the contact form in advance. You will be informed as soon as registration opens.
