I’ve never competed with horses, I’d never win. Joking of course, just an area I never have delved into. If your looking for a grown man that doesn’t play games, good looking, fit, smart between the ears, full of something that’s not so common anymore (sense that is), can bring new vision on maintaining property and managing others and still take constructive criticism, first one their/last one to leave/treat anything and everything onsite as it was mine, here I am.

Have a AS in Horticulture. Proficiency in lawn&ornamental, landscape design/install, irrigation, drainage, hard scaping, LED outdoor lighting, any type of lawn or pasture maintenance, equipment operator, fence mender, decent mechanic, letting horse o

Some of my experience has come from Grand Oaks Resort doing a lot of the same things I’ve already suggested. I also built their Polo Fields, helped in all the shows at the Resort - two and four in hand setting up obstacles. Grading the arenas and track and helping with guest. I was there for approximately three years, got the Resort back in order as they wanted and moved along. Lived on the property in that entirety.

Thanks for asking. I do have some experience with dealing in broodmares, Stallions, Geldings and Foals. I can make a horse fit for the hoys:) Trimmed well and looking discrete. I’m very anal when it comes to quickly and efficiently mucking stalls and keeping the grounds appearing as if it’s Disney World. Been referred to as the Water Boy ( Adam Sandler movie ) in making 100% sure all horses have fresh clean water.

I’ve primarily riden quarter horses for working purposes. Have rode Arabians, Mustangs, Friesian, Thoroughbred, Appaloosa, Am. Paints, one Lustiano (not for dressage) and a few Andalusias.

I’ve never competed as I’ve stated, but have certainly helped organized events on high levels and can mesh with anyone.