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Dr. David Lambert B.V.Sc.(Hons.), M.R.C.V.S
President / Founder
dhl@equineanalysis.com
Dr. Lambert has more than 30 years experience providing consulting services to industry leading owners and breeders. Considered a leader in equine sports physiology, Dr. Lambert began his career studying the Herring-Brauer reflex at Cornell University. He then went into private practice and worked with the United States Equestrian team.
Dr. Lambert would go on to found Equine Analysis Systems in 1987, focusing the company on thoroughbred performance evaluation and consultancy. Dr. Lambert holds a Bachelors Degree with Honors in Veterinary Science from Liverpool University and is a Member of the Royal College of Veterinary Surgery. He is also a Member of the American Association of Equine Practitioners.
Dr. Mikael Holmstroem, DVM PhD
Partner
mikael@holmstroem.com
Dr. Holmstroem has been a frequent speaker at international conferences on horse physiology and horse locomotion since 1996. He has published multiple papers on the subject and was featured recently in Equine Locomotion.
Dr. Holmstroem is also the chief developer of Fotoselect® His current research is focused in the field of phenotypic heritability. He holds both a Doctorate and PhD in Veterinary Medicine from the Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences. He is also an accomplished mathematician and programmer.
Matthew Weinmann
Chief Executive Officer
m.weinmann@equineanalysis.com
A native of Lexington, Kentucky, Matt’s lifelong passion for Thoroughbred racing began in the grandstands of Keeneland. This early interest in handicapping eventually evolved into a sophisticated career dedicated to understanding the physiology of the elite equine athlete.
Matt joined Equine Analysis in 2014, bringing with him over a decade of clinical experience from Rood and Riddle Equine Hospital. His extensive background in equine medicine, specifically in lameness, MRI, and nuclear scintigraphy, provided a rare perspective on the physical mechanics of the horse. When paired with his degree in Computer Science, Matt became one of the architects for much of EA’s modern evolution, spearheading the development of new testing protocols and data-driven algorithms that have redefined how we predict performance.
Appointed Chief Executive Officer in 2020, Matt now leads the company’s strategic vision, ensuring that EA remains at the forefront of bloodstock innovation. Under his leadership, Equine Analysis continues to merge traditional horsemanship with advanced data analytics to provide clients with unparalleled success.
Andreu Solis
Account Manager
a.solis@equineanalysis.com
Andreu’s deep-rooted expertise in the Thoroughbred industry is built on a global foundation and a relentless passion for understanding the elite thoroughbred athlete that led him to move from California to Kentucky in 2016. Before joining Equine Analysis, he spent years honing his craft at Coolmore, one of the world’s premier racing and breeding operations. His time across their divisions in America and Australia provided him with a comprehensive understanding of every facet of the business, from foaling and early development to elite sales preparation.
Today, Andreu bridges the gap between traditional horsemanship and modern data science. By combining his "eye" for a horse with Equine Analysis’s proprietary biomechanics and performance prediction technology, he has become instrumental in identifying elite talent at public auction. His ability to synthesize data with traditional evaluation has led to the successful selection of top-tier prospects, including Geaux Rocket Ride, Parchment Party, World Beater, and Incredibolt. Andreu’s unique dual-lens approach ensures that EA clients receive the most comprehensive bloodstock advice possible, backed by both heritage and innovation.
Brittany Schaefer
Senior Technician
b.schaefer@equineanalysis.com
Kirsten McComas
Senior Technician
Gracie Scholten
Technician
g.scholten@equineanalysis.com
Grace West
Technician
Charlotte Yeast
Technician
Alex dePasquale
Staff Accountant
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