PEDRO VILLAVICENCIO
Founder & CEO
I am Pedro Villavicencio Suarez, a certified veterinarian in Costa Rica, founder of The Equine Eye. Working as a Foaling manager in a stud farm I saw the need to support stud farms with the monitoring of the cameras of the mares looking to make a less tired season for the workers and less expenses for the owners, analyzing the information generated by the closed circuits of television, which makes us a company that provides a useful, functional and at hand tool, maximizing control on their stables, creating "data" and control protocols without the need to have a person in a physical way.
PAULA ARIAS
Veterinary Doctor
From Costa Rica, veterinary doctor for 7 years, graduated from the Escuela de Medicina y Cirugía Veterinaria San Francisco de Asís en San José. Mainly dedicated to small animal medicine but with internships throughout the career in different species, one of them equines. Always ensuring animal welfare.
MANUEL MONTENEGRO
Veterinary Doctor
From Costa Rica, veterinary doctor graduated 4 years ago from Escuela de Medicina y Cirugía Veterinaria San Francisco de Asís en San José. Final professional practice in large animals with thesis carried out in horses, mainly in equine acute abdomen and orthopedic conditions.
JASON PARKIN
Foaling Manager
From Newmarket, Jason brings with him a huge experience in all the stud areas , special the foaling season and stallion management ,having worked for some of the industries biggest names. He has spent time working for Darley and Cheveley Park looking after the likes of Diktat, Lope De Vega and Kylachy to name a few.
From here Jason went on to spend 12yrs in Australia working like manager in many farms foaling over 300 hundred mares per season.
EDUARDO ARGUELLO
System Engineer
My name is Eduardo Argüello, im 23 years old, with a background in systems engineering on Universidad Americana(UAM) in Nicaragua and a deep love for horses. Combining my studies with my passion has given me a unique skill set. My technical background helps me manage and optimize camera systems effectively, while my understanding of horses allows me to recognize important behavioral signs when they are about to give birth. This blend of skills ensures that I can provide attentive and knowledgeable care, ensuring the well-being of both the mares and their foals.