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November through April, Nicole Schultz works ringside at Wellington International photographing her clients’ rounds, and she gives Wellington as her base. Her portfolio is organised by WEF week and finished images reach clients through Pixieset galleries. Away from the ring she shoots farm-based horse and rider portraits, golden hour sessions, and branding and lifestyle work […]
Pre-purchase exams are singled out as a specialty here, scheduled within two days of the first call and scoped in conversation with the buyer around intended use and budget. The two owners are Mitch Byrd, DVM, a 1995 University of Georgia graduate whose own history takes in licensed NSA training, yearling pinhooking and exercise riding, […]
Forty-six stalls, 18 paddocks, two surgery suites, three digital radiology suites and two covered lameness arenas sit on the Banks Mill Road campus, alongside a 0.31 Tesla high-resolution MRI and a nuclear scintigraphy suite. Jamie Carter, DVM, founded the practice in 2002; the practice offers ambulatory, outpatient and hospital case management. Guillermo Cardona, DVM, MS, […]
A USDA export approved stallion collection facility and a cryogenic lab anchor the reproduction side here: oocyte and ICSI services, embryo transfer, chilled transported embryos, semen and embryo freezing, stallion training and a recipient mare survey. Sabrina Jacobs, DVM, a 2004 Texas A&M graduate, founded it that same year and opened the 3,500 square foot […]
One clinic, three species: the Two Notch Road SE practice treats horses alongside dogs and cats, the latter either in clinic or at home. Laura McKinnon, DVM, a Berry College and University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine graduate, is the only veterinarian listed, with Lauren Admire as veterinary assistant. Fully stocked ambulatory vehicles cover […]
Eventers, hunter/jumpers, dressage horses, polo ponies, driving ponies, fox hunters, cutters, reiners, barrel racers, trail horses and retired or rescued horses all appear on Stephanie Simonson’s stated caseload. She holds a DVM from Texas A&M College of Veterinary Medicine plus an MS from the University of Georgia and a BA and MBA from Southern Methodist […]
Camden needed equine veterinarians as more horses travelled to the area to stay — the conclusion Dr Jeffrey Witwer and his colleague Dr John Herning reached after years of shuttling between Pennsylvania and South Carolina, and Witwer founded the practice on the strength of it in 1994. Diagnostics are done stall-side rather than at a […]
Certification from the International Society of Equine Locomotor Pathology sits at the centre of the veterinary half of this business, which states that Jessica L Morgan, DVM, was the first woman in the world to earn it; she also serves as an FEI official veterinarian for dressage, driving, eventing and jumping. Lameness workups pair systematic […]
Two storefronts carry this inventory: 1755 Park Ave SE in Aiken, and Monetta Farrier @Tryon at 190 Industrial Park Drive, Columbus, North Carolina, both open weekdays from 8am to 4.30pm. The catalogue is farrier stock rather than tack. Horseshoes come from Kerckhaert, Victory, St. Croix and Jim Blurton among more than twenty brands; nails from […]
Locally owned and operated since 1979, the East Pine Log Road store runs a drive-through warehouse for pickups and describes itself as an equestrian, hay, farm and ranch superstore. Equine feed shelves hold Purina, Triple Crown, Nutrena, Cavalor, Tribute, Hygain, ProElite, Kentucky Equine Research, Keyflow and StableFeed, with Standlee premium western forage among the bagged […]
Hay arrives here from the West, Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, sorted into named grades: western premium and eastern basic alfalfa, alfalfa grass mixes, first and second cut timothy, second cut orchardgrass, timothy-orchardgrass, first cut teff and coastal bermuda. Small squares are sold in two-tie bundles of 21 bales or three-tie bundles of 14, listed from […]
Eight horses is the cap: six 12 by 12 matted stalls in the main barn and two more in a lower barn added in 2020, each barn with its own tack room. Roughly eight acres divide into five paddocks plus a large round pen used as a dry lot, and pastures are seeded annually and […]
