I'm completing my bachelor studies in economics this year. I'm looking to extend my hands-on ranch (horse) work experience abroad. I'm planning on finishing my studies in may and travel to America afterwards. I'm able to apply for the right visa, when I have a conformation of a job.

I started taking riding lessons very young and was able to compete in dressage tournaments. After my graduation I traveled to Australia where I worked on a Polo Horse/Sheep Farm in the outback for a couple of months and expended my experience on different kinds of horses and horse sports. On that farm I handled three tournament horses from feeding, moving, cleaning up and caring for them on competitions away from the farm. I'm a very quick learner, don't mind hard work and can adjust fast on new ways. When I returned to Germany after the farm work I started taking dressage riding lessons again but haven't been on tournaments. Now I'm ready to expand my horizon regarding horse riding and handling in America again.

I've ridden well trained dressage horses but also difficult horses with a lot of kick and energy from the age of 4 years. Also young horses trained to be polo horses which meant that they where very fast and had a nervous energy.