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Special Guest Speaker: Chris Irwin! Get your tickets today!

Speaking of amazing teachers, how about the world's greatest trainers! And some of our country's top equine Sport Celebrities! Join us for a star-studded event Saturday evening, March 15, at the Hilton London, Grand Ballroom for the Can-Am Sport Celebrity Dinner. Master of Ceremonies: Carol Mott of CFRB 1010; and special guest speaker: Chris Irwin. www.chrisirwin.com
http://www.erc.on.ca/cyber_news/files/fund_events/Sports_Celebrity_Dinner.htm

On Thursday March 13th, at the Can-Am All Breeds Equine Emporium, the award-winning researcher Dr. Keith Betteridge of the University of Guelph will enlighten you on how the mare and embryo interact. This level of understanding can only improve your conception rate in the breeding shed. Don't miss out!

On Friday March 14th, horse breeders will be enthralled by speakers from the University of Guelph: Dr. Tracey Chenier will review normal pregnancy and parturition; and Garth Graham will talk about new technology in equine reproduction. Oh, and you can bid on our all-breed stallion service auction before it closes at the Can-Am Night at the Races March 14.
http://www.erc.on.ca/cyber_news/files/fund_events/stallion_auction.htm

On Saturday March 15th, don't miss Dr. Jeff Thomason of the University of Guelph, an amazing teacher who will be talking about Lower Limb Anatomy. He is gifted at revealing "What Lies Beneath". To see his anatomy presentation you have to be at the show on Saturday afternoon. To see his current research visit
http://www.erc.on.ca/research/files/research_features/ovc_horsehoof_jeff.html

On Sunday March 16th, don't miss this rare opportunity to listen to Dr. Mark Hurtig talk about new ultrasound technology for lameness diagnosis. You can see Mark's fantastic arthritis research at
http://www.erc.on.ca/research/files/research_features/ovc_jointdisease_hurtig.html

Life is learning -- and learning about horses is the most interesting thing of all!

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