I've taken one short course on Equine Welfare and Management.

Stall cleaning, feeding, turn out/bring in, blanketing, lunging, training, exercise riding, grooming

I've worked at three different barns each for a duration of a year. I plan to have a more permanent position at my next barn (I only left my old barns due to my family moving).

I've worked at three different barns, mostly mucking and feeding. I've also helped with a couple of summer camps at my first barn. The barns I worked at were all primarily boarding facilities, the horses I've trained with have been personal or friends horses. Always willing to learn new skills, horse related or not.

I've had a couple dressage lessons, not enough to call myself an expert, but enough to understand the basics. I took jumping lessons at a hunter-jumper barn for a year and while I never got to show at jumping I did show in the flatclasses and did well. I've started at least five horses, but primarily work with green horses or problem horses (when we lived in Kansas my mom would rescue from the kill pens and I'd be the primary trainer).

I competed in IEA for two years, the first year I did equitation on the flat walk/trot, the second year I did Eq on the flat walk/trot/canter.