I don't have any formal proof of education since it's fairly recently that I decided to develop a career with horses.

Caring for and training harness-race horses. General stable work, caring for and working with foals, broodmares and yearlings.

The last 4-5 years, I've worked at a family owned harness-racing stable in Sweden with between 25-40 horses to care for at any one time. That include day to day work and care for the horses and the yard/ farm as well as training horses of different levels. There have also been broodmares and foals to care for as well as young, almost un-touched horses that come in from other places to be broken in and trained.

My specialities include working with harness-race horses, yearlings that needs teaching and handling, foals, broodmares and working with stubborn people. I'm great at nitpicking to keep things tidy and efficient. I'm always calm and patient with the horses I take care of.

My professional experience only includes harness-racing but I've been riding horses as a hobby for my whole life. I spent several years in a riding school that focused on native Swedish breeds and the harmony between riders and horses. I've also had a habit to find the nicest horses among the racers at my familys yard and testing out if they likes being ridden as a change instead of always running in circles. These horses are rarely educated for riding but I've never ridden a truly green horse.

I only have experience of harness-racing competitions but I have accompanied the horses to races several times as a groom.