Horses have always held a special place in my life. I started riding when I was just three years old, and from that first moment in the saddle, I was hooked. There's something about the connection with a horse, the quiet understanding, the strength and grace, that has always captivated me. Although I've never ridden consistently over the years, every time I returned to the barn, it felt like coming home. Life got in the way sometimes, but my love for riding never faded. Each experience, no matter how spaced out, added to my appreciation for the sport and the animals themselves. One dream that’s stayed with me is learning how to jump. There's something so thrilling and elegant about watching a horse and rider move together over a course. I know it takes dedication, trust, and a solid foundation, and I’m eager to work toward that goal. Jumping represents more than just a skill to me; it’s a symbol of the commitment I want to make to riding going forward.

Nope.

Mostly flat work.

No but it's one of my dreams.