Covered Bridge Equine, P.C.
1071 Jamestown Blvd, D-1
Watkinsville, Georgia 30677
Watkinsville, Georgia 30677
706-769-4749
706-769-4460 - Fax
706-769-4460 - Fax
Dr. Dana Peroni graduated from Michigan State University
College of Veterinary Medicine in 1998. She worked in
equine practice for several years in Michigan and also did
research on upper airway disease in horses for a year at
Michigan State. She and her husband, Dr. John Peroni,
moved to Athens in 2000 when he was hired as a Large
Animal surgeon at the University of Georgia College of
Veterinary Medicine. Dr Dana Peroni opened Covered
Bridge Equine in September of 2002. She likes working
with horses of all disciplines, from backyard horses to
miniatures and sport horses. She has a special affinity for
those naughty donkeys too! Dr. Peroni is an avid runner and
also enjoys yoga, reading and trail riding her Quarter Horse
"Bourbon". The Peroni's have 2 children, Julia and Luca,
who tend to keep them busy when they are not working.
Three "Georgia mixed-breed" dogs also reside with the
Peroni family and love to play with the kids.
College of Veterinary Medicine in 1998. She worked in
equine practice for several years in Michigan and also did
research on upper airway disease in horses for a year at
Michigan State. She and her husband, Dr. John Peroni,
moved to Athens in 2000 when he was hired as a Large
Animal surgeon at the University of Georgia College of
Veterinary Medicine. Dr Dana Peroni opened Covered
Bridge Equine in September of 2002. She likes working
with horses of all disciplines, from backyard horses to
miniatures and sport horses. She has a special affinity for
those naughty donkeys too! Dr. Peroni is an avid runner and
also enjoys yoga, reading and trail riding her Quarter Horse
"Bourbon". The Peroni's have 2 children, Julia and Luca,
who tend to keep them busy when they are not working.
Three "Georgia mixed-breed" dogs also reside with the
Peroni family and love to play with the kids.
Dr. Dana Peroni
Owner, Covered Bridge Equine
Owner, Covered Bridge Equine
Meet CBE!
Dr Kim Keeton, CVA, has been with CBE since February
of 2006. She earned her undergraduate degree in
Equine Science from Otterbein College in Westerville,
OH, in 2001 and completed her DVM studies at the
University of Georgia in 2005. An avid three day eventer,
Dr. Keeton enjoys the challenges provided by sport
horse medicine and lameness. Dr. Keeton recently
became a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist and is
excited to offer this complementary therapy to CBE
clients. In her time outside of CBE, Dr. Keeton manages
a small sport horse breeding farm in Watkinsville and
competes her young thoroughbred in USEA/USEF/FEI
events. She is looking forward to also showing her 4
and 5 year old home bred warmblood crosses in the
near future.
of 2006. She earned her undergraduate degree in
Equine Science from Otterbein College in Westerville,
OH, in 2001 and completed her DVM studies at the
University of Georgia in 2005. An avid three day eventer,
Dr. Keeton enjoys the challenges provided by sport
horse medicine and lameness. Dr. Keeton recently
became a Certified Veterinary Acupuncturist and is
excited to offer this complementary therapy to CBE
clients. In her time outside of CBE, Dr. Keeton manages
a small sport horse breeding farm in Watkinsville and
competes her young thoroughbred in USEA/USEF/FEI
events. She is looking forward to also showing her 4
and 5 year old home bred warmblood crosses in the
near future.
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Sable Allen joined CBE in the Summer of 2008 to fill the role as a veterinary assistant
after completing an internship with CBE. She is currently a student at the University of
Georgia and is working on a degree in Animal Science with an equine emphasis. She
hopes to attend the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine in the near
future. Outside of work and school she and her husband, Josh Allen, own and operate
Three Sisters Farm where they breed and train reining horses.
after completing an internship with CBE. She is currently a student at the University of
Georgia and is working on a degree in Animal Science with an equine emphasis. She
hopes to attend the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine in the near
future. Outside of work and school she and her husband, Josh Allen, own and operate
Three Sisters Farm where they breed and train reining horses.
Sable Allen
Veterinary Assistant
Veterinary Assistant
Dr. Charity A. Stone graduated from Texas A&M
University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2008.
She just completed a one year rotating internship
at the University of Georgia and is the newest
member of CBE. Dr. Stone enjoys complex
medicine cases and likes all aspects of sports
medicine and dentistry. She has a soft spot for
the “long in the tooth” horses. Her first horse
made it to the ripe age of 36! She and her
husband are born and raised Texans and are
enjoying the Georgia countryside. Her husband,
Dr. Richard Stone, is a small animal vet and is
specializing in internal medicine at the University
of Georgia. Outside of work Dr. Stone enjoys
gardening, cycling, cooking and spending time
with their 3 dogs and 2 cats. Of course, when time
permits she likes to take her Quarter horse
“Junior” trail riding.
University College of Veterinary Medicine in 2008.
She just completed a one year rotating internship
at the University of Georgia and is the newest
member of CBE. Dr. Stone enjoys complex
medicine cases and likes all aspects of sports
medicine and dentistry. She has a soft spot for
the “long in the tooth” horses. Her first horse
made it to the ripe age of 36! She and her
husband are born and raised Texans and are
enjoying the Georgia countryside. Her husband,
Dr. Richard Stone, is a small animal vet and is
specializing in internal medicine at the University
of Georgia. Outside of work Dr. Stone enjoys
gardening, cycling, cooking and spending time
with their 3 dogs and 2 cats. Of course, when time
permits she likes to take her Quarter horse
“Junior” trail riding.
Dr. Charity Stone
Associate
Associate
Ann Marie Greer joined the CBE team in January 2010. Originally from Manchester, England, she has
been “horse crazy” since the young age of six and her personal and professional life has revolved around
horses since that time. Marie came to the US in 1966 and immediately took to Western riding.
Marie has spent many years competing and working with different breeds of horses. For the past twenty
years she has conditioned and trained both yearling Thoroughbreds and Quarter horses. She has helped
prepare these young horses for their future on the racetrack or reining competitions. Furthermore, Marie
has also worked in several small animal and equine veterinary practices in Georgia. She is now happy to
join the CBE team and is looking forward to meeting our clients and their horses.
In her spare time, Marie enjoys competing her Quarter horse gelding “Cash” in NRHA reining horse
shows. Marie is a grandmother of two and lives in Winder with four dogs, three cats, three horses and her
husband Jim who manages a large Thoroughbred farm in Winder.
been “horse crazy” since the young age of six and her personal and professional life has revolved around
horses since that time. Marie came to the US in 1966 and immediately took to Western riding.
Marie has spent many years competing and working with different breeds of horses. For the past twenty
years she has conditioned and trained both yearling Thoroughbreds and Quarter horses. She has helped
prepare these young horses for their future on the racetrack or reining competitions. Furthermore, Marie
has also worked in several small animal and equine veterinary practices in Georgia. She is now happy to
join the CBE team and is looking forward to meeting our clients and their horses.
In her spare time, Marie enjoys competing her Quarter horse gelding “Cash” in NRHA reining horse
shows. Marie is a grandmother of two and lives in Winder with four dogs, three cats, three horses and her
husband Jim who manages a large Thoroughbred farm in Winder.
Marie Greer
Office Manager
Office Manager
Chris Pritchard has been a life long lover of horses. She grew up riding on her family
farm and began competing Hunters in Harrisburg, PA. From Hunters, Chris moved on
to Thoroughbred race horses where she met her husband Sayle. After moving to
Georgia in the early nineties she began her dressage career. During this time she
worked for her mother in law Dr Carole Ludwig at both her Mixed Practice Veterinary
Clinic (The Vet at Blue Ridge) and on her Dressage Breeding/Training farm. Through
the years, Chris has competed at various competitions throughout the Eastern US
earning her USDF Bronze and Silver Medals on horses she trained and competed
herself through the levels. She has also been instrumental in training riders from the
basics through USDF/USEF recognized competitions. She brings with her an
enthusiasm and passion for horses and their care. Chris and Sayle have three
children and enjoy living on their small horse farm in Oconee County.
farm and began competing Hunters in Harrisburg, PA. From Hunters, Chris moved on
to Thoroughbred race horses where she met her husband Sayle. After moving to
Georgia in the early nineties she began her dressage career. During this time she
worked for her mother in law Dr Carole Ludwig at both her Mixed Practice Veterinary
Clinic (The Vet at Blue Ridge) and on her Dressage Breeding/Training farm. Through
the years, Chris has competed at various competitions throughout the Eastern US
earning her USDF Bronze and Silver Medals on horses she trained and competed
herself through the levels. She has also been instrumental in training riders from the
basics through USDF/USEF recognized competitions. She brings with her an
enthusiasm and passion for horses and their care. Chris and Sayle have three
children and enjoy living on their small horse farm in Oconee County.
Chris Pritchard
Veterinary Assistant
Veterinary Assistant