USEA Convention Program

39 Program for Eventing Officials, a member of the USEF Connemara Committee, and the American Connemara Association Board of Governors. In addition, he is a founding member of the Masterson Park Equestrian Trust Foundation. Currently Wayne competes in dressage and eventing with his fifth- generation homebreds. Deeda Randle Deeda Randle grew up riding in the mountains in Northwest Wyoming; trail riding, working cattle, jumping, playing polo, and going on pack trips. Her love of dressage and eventing started when she attended Meredith Manor School of Horsemanship in 1974. Since that time, Deeda has been active in promoting both sport and education in dressage and eventing. Deeda was involved with the Mountain States Combined Training Association prior to Area IX being formed as an officer and active member. In those early days, many members helped build courses, lend show jumps, organized, and competed in an effort to have competitions to ride in. Deeda's volunteer work continued after the formation of Area IX. She has served as Area IX Chairman on two different occasions for a total of seven years. Deeda has managed FEI events at the Colorado Horse Park in addition to several smaller events. She currently is manager of a dressage show in Cheyenne, Wyoming. Deeda holds licenses as an USEF Eventing "r" Judge and Technical Delegate, USEF Dressage "R" Technical Delegate, and FEI Steward. Deeda resides in Cheyenne, Wyoming where she owns and operates Randle Equestrian. Randle Equestrian is a small custom lesson and training business with a focus on equitation, correct basics, and fun in the competition world. Mark Revenaugh Dr. Mark Revenaugh is the owner of Northwest Equine Performance. He is a renowned expert in the diagnosis and treatment of lameness and performance issues, attracting clients from all over the northwest. His fascination with equine medicine and competitive performance began long before opening his specialty clinic in Oregon. Though he studied riding under eventing icon Bruce Davidson and spent several years in human medical research, his passion was always focused on helping owners and horses maximize their performance potential. He pursued that passion at the University of Illinois College of Veterinary Medicine, graduating in 1991. Dr. Revenaugh worked with some of the leading sport horse veterinarians in the world, including Dr. Kent Allen, Dr. Haynes Stevens, and Dr. Brendon Furlong. During this time, Dr. Revenaugh authored the first license for use of scintigraphy (bone scan) in the state of New Jersey in 1996. In 1997, Dr. Revenaugh took his first trip as official USET Team Veterinarian, traveling to Germany for a pairs Driving World Championship. Dr. Revenaugh has been honored to serve as a Team Veterinarian or Assistant Team Veterinarian since that time. Duties have included selecting, treating, and advising elite level professionals in the equine industry, maintaining health and maximizing performance. Dr. Revenaugh moved to the Pacific Northwest in 2002 where he intended to create a small and unique practice to work exclusively with equine performance issues and lameness. The clinic quickly grew into one of the premier equine sports medicine practices in the western United States reflecting Dr. Revenaugh's investment in advanced technologies, imaging modalities, and leading-edge therapies. Dr. Revenaugh has also served as the Director of the High Performance Sports Group since 2013 in an effort to help further not only the sport, but the profession as well. His greatest professional joy remains being part of a winning team; helping horses and owners make good decisions to advance equine health and maximize performance. Dr. Revenaugh lives on a farm in Mulino with his wife

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