After 25 years of dedicated service to the care and welfare of horses, Dr Sophia Ramlal, the esteemed chief veterinarian of the Jamaica Racing Commission, is set to embark on a new chapter in her career within the Government of Jamaica.
Throughout her tenure, Dr Ramlal tackled countless challenges, from routine health assessments to emergency care during races. Her proactive stance on equine welfare advocated for the optimal treatment and rehabilitation of racing horses, ensuring they remained fit and healthy for competition.
Dr Ramlal's legacy at the Jamaica Racing Commission is marked not only by her professional accomplishments but also by her role as a mentor, guiding young veterinarians and aspiring equine specialists. She has instilled in them the values of empathy, diligence, and integrity—principles that will shape the future of veterinary medicine in the region.
As she transitions to a more substantive role within the Government of Jamaica, Dr Ramlal leaves behind a community that is visibly grateful for her contributions. She is determined to continue advocating for equine welfare on a broader scale, using her extensive knowledge to influence policies that benefit animals across the nation.
As she recounts her experiences with the team from Quickgallopja.com and their YouTube Channel, The Quick Galloper, Dr Ramlal reflects on the countless memories she has forged in the paddocks and stables.
