Emma

I have a launch license exam in Hungary. (That’s an exam where you need to complete a dressage test first, then a 90 cm course and finally a test about your knowledge in riding, with this exam you can start competing on 100 cm.)

I’ve been riding for 10 years now. I got my launch licence exam in 2019 and I compete since then. I have experience with studs, stallions, green and young horses too. I’m competing in eventing and showjumping but I’m familiar in dressage too because of eventing. At home I’m jumping 120 cm courses but I only compete on 115 cm. I also jumped CCN* eventing jumps with my own horse but I’m only competing in A0 category(a 90 cm course in Hungary).

We have our own barn with 16 horses so I’m really familiar with the jobs around the barn. In the summers I do all the work around them that includes mucking out, feeding them, turn them in-and out, ride and compete with them. I also clipped before.

I worked with all kind of horses. I started my first own horse when I was 12. I competed with her on 100 cm and sold her for twice as much as I bought her. Since then I’m riding green horses, young horses and problem horses for sale. I’m competing with them in showjumping and eventing.

I’m competing in eventing and showjumping too. In eventing I compete in A0 category in Hungary which is a 90 cm course and in showjumping I compete on 115 cm. I also compete with youngsters besides my own horse. I worked as a groom in competitions aswell, my tasks was to saddle up, warm up the horses, clean tack and horses and sometimes braid them so I’m familiar with these jobs.