I am currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Law.

I have been a supervisor for horse camps for over 5 years during the summer. I gave lessons, helped in the stables, groomed the horses, played with the children and helped with tourists and trained new horses.

I have been around horses and horse riding for over 11 years. I helped a horse over her fear of jumping, rode horses for their first time without saddle, rode temperamentful (and calm) horses, and I have just been around many different horses. I always find myself to being able to handle the horses that are more 'difficult' with handling (for example because of their past) well, as I am calm and not easily scared but I also stand my ground.

My speciality is probably handling groups of children around horses and teach them the basics, and I have had to lead other supervisors who were often younger then me.

I mostly have done dressage and trail rides (beach, forest, etc.) and I have been on many different horses, different breeds (from Lusitano to Friesian to Quarter Horse to Arabian to Irish Cob), different ages (from 3 to 25), different level in which they were trained (from just under the saddle to experienced), different temperament. I also had many jumping lessons and some western lessons.