I have been riding in a stable for 5 years that focuses specifically on training and selling young horses. I also trained most of the school horses and ponies there and have been giving regular riding lessons for beginners of all ages for three years

In the last few years I have almost exclusively ridden young horses (around 3 years old), so I am very stable and know how to deal with difficult horses. I can also give riding lessons and have led entire riding courses with over 30 children. Working with young horses means I can lunge well and I also know what to do in certain cases of illness. I also took part in the sale of horses and can therefore deal well with customers.

Because of this type of riding stable, we also have a lot to do with the education and training of (young) stallions. I have also worked with foals.

We do a lot of dressage and flatwork with our horses. We also show the horses their first real jumps and also promote this area, depending on the horses' Disposition. Personally, I have jumped a maximum of 110 centimeters in jumping so far and I am at a good A level in dressage

We occasionally take the young horses to smaller tournaments so that they can get used to it and gain experience. My trainer herself is a successful show jumper up to S level, which is why I went to a lot of tournaments and was able to gain experience as a competition groom.