tim galer
Tim qualified from The Royal Veterinary College, London in 1986. After spending a year in Mixed Practice in Yorkshire, Tim moved to a Specialist Stud Practice where he spent the next four years. He left to establish Peasebrook Equine Clinic in 1991 and passed the Royal College Certificate in Equine Stud Medicine in 1992. Tim still does the lion’s share of the stud work in the Practice but his main interests now are lameness investigation and sports medicine. Tim is the main Practice Surgeon and is also one of the examiners for the Royal College Certificate in Equine Stud Medicine. He also acts as an expert witness for the Veterinary Defence Society. Tim is extremely experienced in pre-purchase vettings for horses from all equine disciplines.
Contact: timgaler@aol.com
EMMA SARIC
After graduating from The Royal Veterinary College in 2017, Emma undertook a hospital based internship in North Yorkshire. Following this, she moved to a role as an ambulatory vet in York with a large stud caseload. Wanting to further her skills in stud medicine, Emma took a role at a large equine hospital in the Southern hemisphere and completed many thoroughbred stud and sales seasons in New South Wales and Victoria. In 2022 she shuttled to the Cotswolds for the Northern Hemisphere stud season with a large sports horse caseload to develop her skills in AI and advanced reproductive techniques with mares and stallions. In 2023 returned to the same practice where she was based for several years. Emma is working towards advanced practitioner status in equine stud medicine. Her clinical interests include equine reproduction, foal medicine and equine internal medicine, and she recently wrote an article for Horse and Hound discussing ill-thrift in foals and weanlings.
In her spare time Emma has a young sports horse mare who she competes within British Showjumping. Emma has also successfully collected and transferred an embryo transfer from her this year and so is expecting a foal in 2026.
Contact: vets@peasebrook.co.uk
FRANKIE BETHEL
After qualifying from the University of Liverpool in 2024, Frankie completed a 12 month internship at Bourton Vale Equine Clinic, where she developed a keen interest in anaesthesia and internal medicine.
Outside of work, Frankie enjoys running and walking in the countryside, traveling and cooking for her friends.