Casey grew up in the central mountains of Colorado. He graduated from Colorado State University school of Veterinary Medicine in 2004. After which spent a year as an intern gaining valuable experience at the famed Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital in Lexington, Kentucky. He then worked at racetracks in Texas before landing in southern California. During his time at Los Alamitos Race Course his patients were primarily quarter horses, arguably some of the best in the world. Dr. Potter has had over 30 world champions as patients during his career and his patients have included elite equine athletes from a variety of disciplines including reined cow horses, professional/collegiate rodeo horses, reining, endurance, halter, western pleasure, dressage, versatility, cutting and USEF team members. His professional interests are sports medicine and equine rehabilitation and he has furthered his education by becoming a certified equine rehabilitation practitioner. Casey's interests outside of veterinary medicine consist of hunting, fishing, wildlife photography, and spending as much time as possible with Arlene his wife of twenty-eight years, their dogs, and horses on their ranch outside of Canon City.
Molly grew up in West Virginia where she was an avid rider in multiple disciplines, including saddleseat, dressage, and hunter/jumpers. Additionally, Molly was a team member on the University of Vermont intercollegiate riding team. She received her veterinary degree from Ross University School of Veterinary Medicine, where she was an active member of the American Association of Equine Practitioners. After completing her didactic training at Ross University, she performed her clinical training at the Ohio State University School of Veterinary Medicine where she received the Equine Surgery Student of the Year Award. Following veterinary school, Molly completed a yearlong internship at Blue Ridge Equine Clinic focusing on both equine ambulatory and hospital/surgical care before practicing in an equine ambulatory practice in Virginia. In Molly’s free time she can be found fly fishing or hiking with her dog Tucker.
Dr. Brock grew up in Colorado, graduated from Colorado State University Veterinary School, and completed the large animal track. During her time at CSU, she published research on several topics, including antibiotic resistance in a veterinary setting and novel therapies for equine joint disease. She also worked at the CSU Equine Reproduction Lab, The CSU Orthopedic Research Center, and pursued training in advanced dentistry techniques. Growing up with horses, Dr. Brock participated in a wide variety of equine activities; she was a proud member of the Douglas County 4H, has competed in several different western performance disciplines, worked as a polo groom, volunteered with equine therapeutic riding programs, and even had a short stint in the hunter-jumper ring. During her time off, you will find her spending time with her partner, Harrison, riding her cow horse, exploring the mountains with her dogs, or tending to their small herd of Black Angus cattle.