Gracie Herring - 1 HOOF
Vet IR
0418620591
syncequine.com.au
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Location: ACT, NSW, VIC, Australia/NZ for education/training.

Gracie is a Senior Imaging Consultant for Vet-IR, imaging a range of species from equine to canine to exotic animals. She offers physiological imaging to the veterinarian industry and their clients, as well as research and education to the wider academic community.
She has been riding horses since the age of 3, competing Dressage, Show Jumping and Eventing. Gracie’s own experiences of frustration and expense in dealing with difficult to diagnose lameness and finding the cause of pain and behavioural issues in her own horses is what led her interest in finding ways of preventative care and monitoring.She enjoys attending regular CPD training and has attended Sharon May-Davis dissection along with several other workshops on rehabilitation and biomechanics, and is currently studying equine, canine and zoology sciences.
She is looking forward to presenting in the educator’s program at Equitana Australia 2020. Gracie offers introductory SURE FOOT sessions for horses.

“Nothing else in the horse world helps a horse reprogram his movement so quickly. And, because SURE FOOT seems to work at a deep nervous system level, the horses maintain the progress.”

Dr. Joyce Harman, DVM

“Wendy Murdoch’s revolutionary SURE FOOT Program is a priceless gift to the horse world. I have seen remarkable results in mental, emotional, and physical balance of horses standing on these pads for only five minutes.”

Linda Tellington-Jones

SURE FOOT Equine Stability Program is Revolutionary!

“Nothing else in the horse world helps a horse reprogram his movement so quickly. And, because SURE FOOT seems to work at a deep nervous system level, the horses maintain the progress.”

“Wendy Murdoch’s revolutionary SURE FOOT Program is a priceless gift to the horse world. I have seen remarkable results in mental, emotional, and physical balance of horses standing on these pads for only five minutes.”