did a couple of courses with the militia. once is called "idoneo en equitación" which taught the rules of the 3 disciplines involved in eventing, obstacles, allowed equipment, etc. and a second called "enfermería veterinaria" which translates to veterinary nurse. In this course, we were taught mostly about horses and surgery prepping as well as assisting on med rounds for the patients who needed post-surgery care. when ever I can I go to the FEI campus and do any course of my liking.

I have dual nationality; I am from Uruguay, but I also have Canadian citizenship. I am eager to return to the equestrian field, as it is my true passion. Therefore, I am willing to relocate.

Worked for almost 3 years in a showjumping school in Uruguay. our students could go up to 1,00M high but after that height, we asked them to get a horse of their own since we were not willing to exhaust the school horses. I'm proud to say that I worked there because of the work ethic, no abuse was tolerated towards ANYONE. the schedules had the students' needs in mind as well as the horses assigned to each.

My specialty is starting students on the basic aids of English riding, flatwork, TEAMWORK and after that jumping. We had a very tidy tack room and kept it clean. Creative problem-solving was a must since we endorsed many problem horses or ones that were simply not trained as showjumpers.

i rode problem horses and young horses, but never green. I did flatwork and jumping.

I have organized competitions, although not on a large scale, and when our school went competing, I was in charge of checking each saddle bag, as well as loading and settling them at the new grounds. Unloading was never done by only 1 person since we had too many close calls during this task.