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Dr. Taryn Holliday grew up on a ranch just outside of Barstow, California. She has owned and competed on horses her entire life. Dr. Holliday attended Colorado State University where she was on the rodeo team and graduated with a Bachelor’s of Science in Microbiology. She then returned to California and attended vet school at Western University of Health Sciences, from which she graduated in May 2018. She is extremely excited to embark on this next portion of her journey here at Pacific Crest Equine.
When she isn’s working, Taryn enjoys spending time with her family, friends, and horses Jet, Zeke, and Spark with whom she likes to team rope and barrel race.
Dr. Andria Lessler grew up in North Carolina competing as a Three-Day eventer and working as a groom as several training and breeding operations to fund her love for horses and the sport. Dr. Lessler's other passion is surfing, which brought her to California where she surfed and worked as a professional baker for 10 years prior to veterinary school.
During veterinary school Dr. Lessler worked as an Equine ICU technician, and performed veterinary outreach work with horses, mules and donkeys in under served communities in the mountains of Mexico, the coast of Nicaragua and the Plains of the Dakotas.
Dr. Lessler graduated from UC Davis Veterinary School in 2019 where she received the American College of Veterinary Surgeons Senior Student Large Animal Award and the Northern California Association of Equine Practitioners Award for Clinical Proficiency. Dr. Lessler is thrilled to join the Pacific Crest Veterinary Team.
Dr. Allison Farley was born and raised in Happy Valley, Oregon. She has been around and loved horses her entire life, and competed as a hunter/jumper for 20+ years. She attended Seattle University where she competed as a D1 volleyball player, and graduated with a BS in biology. After her time there, she was enrolled at Oregon State University to complete an additional BS in animal sciences. Dr. Farley was then accepted at Oregon State University Carlson College of Veterinary Medicine where she discovered her passion for equine pain management, lameness and sports medicine, and graduated with her Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine in spring of 2020.
In her free time she loves to spend time with her newly adopted kittens and off the track thoroughbred Emmy! She is so excited to embark on this journey as the newest addition to the ranks of Pacific Crest Equine.
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