University of California, Davis
Saturday October 10, 1998
The THIRTEENTH ANNUAL HORSE
DAY SYMPOSIUM will be held on Saturday, October 10, 1998. Once again we are
pleased to offer an exciting and excellent program for your education and enjoyment. The
main program will be held in the Main Theatre, which is located on Hutchison Drive on the
west side of the UC Davis campus. Parking is available in Lots 5A and 5 at the corner of A
Street and Old Davis Road and in Lot 10 on the corner of Second and A Streets. There is no
charge for parking. On-site registration will begin at 7:00 a.m. Please be aware that this
program may be too technical for people under age 12.
Registration fee includes all course materials and break refreshments.
Pre- registration (mail-in) is $15.00. Lunch is available for $5.00. Deadline for
pre- registration is October 1, 1998. NO refunds will be given after October 5, 1998.
Registration at the door is $25.00. Lunch will not be available for purchase at the door.
DIRECTIONS: From 1-80 traveling west (from Sacramento), take the UC
Davis exit. At the first stop sign turn right onto Old Davis Road. From I-80 traveling
east (from San Francisco), take the UC Davis exit. At the first stop sign turn left under
the overpass onto Old Davis Road.
At the second stop sign turn right (still on Old Davis Road). Parking Lot 5 will be on
your right at the junction of Old Davis Road and A Street.
Walk down A Street, turn left on Hutchison. The Main Theatre will be on your left.
DEMONSTRATION or TOUR
Following the lecture program, a
demonstration on "Training the Horse to Load" will be presented at the Animal
Science Horse Barn Arena. Buses to the arena will be available. The arena is also within
walking or driving distance. Parking is available in Lots 46 and 47 (see map).
Alternatively, a tour is available of the Veterinary Medical Teaching Hospital
(VMTH)
and the Center for Equine Health. There is no charge for this tour but pre- registration
is required and space is limited to the first 100 people.
The University of California Davis, the Department of Animal Science and the School of
Veterinary Medicine California Center for Equine Health and Performance, are pleased to
once again offer an exciting and excellent program for your education and enjoyment.
Over the years, these symposia have provided a wealth of information on many different
aspects of horse husbandry and equine medicine. The Department of Animal Science Horse
Barn and the School of Veterinary Medicine California Center for Equine Health and
Performance are involved in a great many areas of teaching, breeding and research on this
campus. It is through the committed endeavors of those who work at these facilities that
the quality of life of our horses continues to improve. We depend on your interest and
support.
