I have my HB in pony club, as well as my C2 Dressage and C1 Eventing certifications. I acheived my associates degree in highschool and am now currently working towards finishing my bachelors in business within the next year.

Currently working as an Assistant Trainer at a hunter/jumper facility. Was a working student for a dressage trainer for a year and a half, and gained extensive knowledge from that experience. In between those two roles, I did freelance riding.

I started out in a Pony Club barn working on mostly eventing. My first trainer was the best and allowed me to have multiple of her horses as project horses, which started my love for retraining. Then I moved on to be a working student for a high-level dressage barn, where I stayed for a year and a half. There I learned how to ride those high-level horses, and got to start multiple horses on my own, and then go on and show them. I learned how to ride at a high level and cherish my time there. I then moved on to ride for myself as a freelance rider for a couple of months. I found myself in the hunter jumper world, which is how I now have the job as the Assistant trainer for a hunter/jumper barn. I am looking to get back into eventing and increase my riding skills there.

I have worked with foals and stallions, started horses myself and brought them to their first shows and then to being sold, showed client horses, etc. Can keep a barn running efficiently, assisting with turnouts, longeing, bandaging, feeding, and all the in between.

Started multiple 3.5 year olds and shown them, then sold them. Ridden horses trained up through the Prix St. George levels. Currently am working on my jumping at a Hunter/Jumper barn, but in the past was riding more eventing jumping style.

I have competed up to second level on client horses. Just attended my first B rated hunter show recently.