Ray W. Randall, DVM

Assistant Professor, Equestrian Studies
B.S., D.V.M. Colorado State University
406.662.3330
Equestrian Center Barn
rwrdvm@imt.net

Biography

Dr. Randall, fondly referred to as "Dr. Ray" by the students, has been with Rocky for 16 years. He teaches equine preventive medicine and the equine reproduction courses as well as cares for the Rocky Mountain College horses. Dr. Ray received his DVM from Colorado State University in 1971 and then completed an Internship at the University of Minnesota in equine surgery.

Dr. Randall currently maintains a practice in Bridger, Montana, consisting mainly of horses and cattle with a few dogs and cats thrown in. One might also see a buffalo or mountain lion at the clinic. His special interests include performance horses and broodmares.
He is often on an airplane to various countries, such as the United Arab Emirates, Portugal, Australia, Qatar, and Spain, where he is an FEI Veterinarian for endurance rides. These races are 100 miles long and Dr. Ray represents the Federation Equestre International to ensure the safety and well being of the horses. He has been an FEI Vet for the World Equestrian Games, the European Championships, Presidents Cup and many more.

Watch for him at the barn with his new copilot, Ruby.

Courses Taught

Courses taught: EQS 201, Preventive Medicine; EQS 301, Equine Reproduction; EQS 401, Advanced Equine Reproduction; Veterinarian for the Rocky Mountain College horses

Personal Interests

Vetting endurance races, traveling, and spending time with family and friends.