After attending pre-vet at Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana, he went to veterinary school at Colorado State University in Ft. Collins, Colorado. Upon graduation, Dr. Beck moved to California where there was green grass and blue skies and a climate more conducive to year-round equine reproduction. In 1987, he moved to Hemet, and in 1990 purchased 10 acres in Diamond Valley to began building Winners Circle Equine Clinic. The first lab in 2006 was just the beginning of our tireless effort to improve our equipment and technique. After two years we produced Adam, our first live ICSI foal, and Eve followed the year after. Last year we successfully produced 49 pregnancies and 45 frozen ICSI embryos. Recently, a complete remodeling of the original hospital has been accomplished. Our current laboratory, with newer and more reliable equipment, allows us to complete the entire process from follicle aspiration, searching, holding and maturing to the actual ICSI, culturing and embryo transfer all within the same building. Our quarantine barn, the latest addition, is USDA approved for animal export as well as quarantine for semen and embryo export. The mare barn has 46 stalls under lights for preparing both recipient mares and client mares for an early breeding season. In 2006, InFoal,Inc. was separated from Winners Circle Equine Clinic, to provide a separate base of action and specialized focus strictly on equine reproduction.
