Friday, September 23

• The Mare Estrous Cycle & Hormonal Manipulation – Practical Skills to Maximize Reproductive Efficiency

• Genetic Preservation & Planning – Oocyte and Sperm Harvesting

Born and raised in California, Dr. Karen Von Dollen attended veterinary school at the University of California-Davis, graduating in 2014. She completed her specialty training in reproduction at North Carolina State University, becoming a Diplomate of the American College of Theriogenologists in 2018. Her program was funded by the American Kennel Club, the AKC Canine Health Foundation, and the Theriogenology Foundation, which exposed her to the importance of purpose-bred dogs and inspired her love of canine reproduction. Her research and thesis towards completion of a Master of Science degree during her residency focused on investigating the activity of antibiotics in uterine fluid, including a model of canine pyometra.

Friday, September 23

• Mare Reproductive Challeges, Therapeutics & Advanced Techniques

• Stallion Management & Emergency Care for Live Cover and Cooled Semen Breeding

Charlie grew up in the foothills of Colorado and enjoyed spending time in the Rocky Mountains snowboarding, fishing and riding horses. He received his M.S. in reproductive physiology (2001) and D.V.M (2005) from Colorado State University. Dr. Scoggin completed a one-year intership in Central Kentucky in 2006, followed by two years as an associate veterinarian at a private practice California. He and his family returned to Kentucky in 2008 where he served as the resident veterinarian at Claiborne Farm. He became board-certified in theriogenology in 2012, and became a staff theriogenologist at Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital in 2015. Dr. Scoggin is currently a shareholder at Rood and Riddle and is in charge of their in vitro fertilization laboratory. In addition to IVF techniques, his professional interests include stallion behavior and reproductive physiology, advanced semen diagnostic and processing techniques, and embryo transfer. His wife, Dr. Kirsten Scoggin, is a research scientist at the University of Kentucky, and they live with their two children (Eliza and Charlie E.) in Midway, Kentucky.

Friday, September 23

• Medical & Surgical Care of the developing Equine Athlete – Collaborative Cases Part 1

• Medical & Surgical Care of the developing Equine Athlete – Collaborative Cases Part 2

• Medical & Surgical Care of the developing Equine Athlete – Collaborative Cases Part 3

A Colorado native, Dr. Barry David received both his BS and DVM from Colorado State University. Dr. David was an intern here at Hagyard Davidson McGee Equine Hospital and remained at Hagyard’s as an associate ambulatory veterinarian for three years. After practicing in Virginia and Dubai, Barry completed a residency in large animal internal medicine at Texas A&M University and then accepted a position as an internal medicine specialist here at Hagyard Davidson McGee. Dr. David then practiced in both Virginia and Florida before rejoining the staff at the McGee Medical Center. Dr. David has written several book chapters and journal articles in addition to speaking at a number of state veterinary meetings.

Friday, September 23

• Medical & Surgical Care of the developing Equine Athlete – Collaborative Cases Part 1

• Medical & Surgical Care of the developing Equine Athlete – Collaborative Cases Part 2

• Medical & Surgical Care of the developing Equine Athlete – Collaborative Cases Part 3

Dr. Sandow graduated from LSU School of Veterinary Medicine. Following graduation, he completed a surgery internship at Hagyard Equine Medical Institute before working with a racetrack practice based in New Orleans, LA. Dr. Sandow then returned to Hagyard to complete an Internal Medicine fellowship prior to beginning an equine surgery residency at LSU. During his residency at LSU, he also earned a Master’s degree completing research on laminitis, condylar fracture repair, and intra-articular therapy. He received an Outstanding Surgical Resident Award from the American College of Veterinary Surgeons and a resident research award from the Veterinary Orthopedic Society. Dr. Sandow has also delivered several presentations at state and national veterinary meetings. He is board-certified in large animal surgery with the American College of Veterinary Surgeons.

Saturday, September 24

• Diagnostics and treatment of back pain in the performance horse

• We’re both going around in circles: Performance issues in the OTTB barrel horse

Dr. Freeland grew up in agriculture in southwest Louisiana. He attended Louisiana State University earning a bachelor’s degree in wildlife ecology and a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. After graduating he spent a year in a general and referral large animal private practice in Colorado as an intern. Following his internship, Dr. Freeland worked in upstate New York in general and referral equine practice prior to starting a large animal surgery residency. Dr. Freeland was trained in soft tissue and orthopedic surgery as well as sports medicine at the University of Wisconsin. During this time, he also performed research in the area of equine wound management. He is a board-certified large animal surgeon by the American College of Veterinary Surgeons. He is a member of the American Association of Equine Practitioners, American Association of Bovine Practitioners, OA, and the American Veterinary Medical Association. Dr. Freeland spent four years in private practice in Texas prior to moving to Lexington, KY as a surgeon at Hagyard Equine Medical Institute. Outside of practice, Dr. Freeland enjoys the outdoors, spending most of his free time hunting, fishing, flying, and diving.

Saturday, September 24

• Care of the Acute Laminitic Horse

Scott Fleming, originally from Northeast Texas, grew up riding Western performance Quarter Horses and working with cattle. Upon graduating from high school, Fleming attended farrier school and maintained a quarter horse-centric farrier business in Northeast and central Texas until moving to Lexington. He also served in the Marine Corps Infantry for four years.

Fleming graduated from veterinary school at Texas A&M University in 2013. He then completed an internship at Rood & Riddle in 2013-2014, continued at the hospital as a fellow, and is currently a shareholder at Rood & Riddle.

Outside of Rood & Riddle, Fleming enjoys spending time on the farm with his wife, Tina, and their two children, Callie and Case. A special interest for Dr. Fleming is participating in Equitarian Initiative trips to Central America to help working equids in the region.

Saturday, September 24

• Equine Chiropractic- Principles & Applications

• Equine Accupuncture- Principles & Applications

Dr. Allison Faber Marshall graduated from University of Florida College of Veterinary Medicine in 1995, and then moved to Virginia into general equine practice. She opened Full Circle Veterinary Services, PC in 2005 after completing VSMT training at the Healing Oasis, and CVA training at the Chi Institute. Since the she has completed training in Herbology, Food therapy, and Tui-na, and is an associate editor for the AJTCVM journal. Dr. Marshall completed a MS degree through the Chi University in 2020. Dr. Marshall served on the AAEP ethics committee from 2010-2013, and remains an active participant in AAEP activities and committees. She has been an instructor at the Chi Institute since 2010, in both acupuncture and Veterinary Spinal Manipulative Therapy and enjoys teaching for them in many geographic areas. She enjoys lecturing to many groups in the mid-Atlantic area including the Virginia and Georgia Veterinary medical conferences and the International Association of Canine Professionals. Her busy practice is limited to equine alternative therapies in Virginia and Maryland, and she enjoys a large variety of accomplished sport horses and beloved equine companions as patients. She has 3 grown children, and is an avid surfer, knitter, yarn spinner, gardener, general creator, and works to keep her many interests in balance with her wonderful profession.

Saturday, September 24

• “What do you do?” Extreme cases and Emergencies

Dr. Martinez graduated from the Oklahoma State College of Veterinary Medicine in 2003. He completed an ambulatory internship at Hagyard Equine Medical Institute and became a Field Care Associate in 2004 and a member of the practice in 2014. His practice includes emergency field medicine, herd health and wellness, neonatal foal care, mare and stallion reproduction, and equine dentistry. He currently oversees our intern and extern student programs. Dr. Martinez is actively involved with veterinary medicine organizations, holding positions in the Kentucky Association of Equine Practitioners and the National American Association of Equine Practitioners. His personal interests include veterinary leadership development and practice management. His wife practices small animal emergency medicine in Lexington, KY. They live in Versailles with their son, daughter, and two dogs.