I have completed the official austrian riding pass, which covers the basics of dressage and show jumping (including cross-country) and the theory of horse management.

i have worked as a trainee in a frisian breeding farm. I have also worked as a riding tour guide in norway with icelandic horses

I have been on a "share horse" (quarter horse) for over 5 years, and it was with this horse that I gained the most experience in basic horsekeeping. During my first internship at the stud farm, I gained experience in breeding and also in milking mares (the farm produced cosmetic products from mare's milk). In norway I got to know icelandic horses for the first time and also led riding tours there, which taught me how to deal with tourists and also many unexpected situations with the horses. However, I have gained most of my riding experience at my riding club, where I can ride a wide variety of horses. Whether show jumping or dressage, calm horses and horses with a lot of energy, big or small horses, it is all there.

At a mare's milk and friesian stud farm, i had to deal with stallions, broodmares and foals, which also included daily / medical care.

As I said, I have a lot of experience with Friesian and especially Icelandic horses. But I'm also in a riding club where I can ride lots of different horses. Most of them are trained for jumping and dressage. So I mostly work on the basics of dressage and jumping there.