Rylee

I have no qualifications and the only thing that shows my experience is my Friesian mare, who is also my lesson, liberty and lease horse, that started out as an uncontrollably rescue. And the three horses I've restarted who are currently in new homes.

Restarting horses, working through behavioral issues, lunging, coordinating vets, farriers, deliveries, managing feed supplies and ordering.

Have restarted, managed, give lessons on, and cared for 4 of my own horses, all of which were 'rescues' and had very no knowledge to begin with on proper manners and riding. Currently still have 1 of my 4 horses because of hard times. The three that were sold were sold to beginner rider children, 13, 9 & 5, and 3 and they are all happy, healthy and taking care of their kids in their new homes. The one I have left is currently being leased out to 2 different new riders, to whom I give lessons to as well. We have had to work through many a behavioral issue: aggressiveness, not standing (the dangerous kind), cinchiness, plowing over, or being pushy, not loading or standing to be groomed, tacked, bridled, or the vet/farrier, etc.

Have worked with mares and geldings alike, rescues and kill pen horses and enjoy earning their trust and working through the issues they come in with. Business sense from watching/helping parents run international business and conducting my own barn managing. Give beginner lessons and lease my horses out. Have conducted sales and bartering/bargaining for prices on hay, board, lessons and monthly lease fee. I have sufficient knowledge of horses, horse training, care and management.

I have experience with Friesians, health, proper training, temperment, diet, etc. and regular horses. Rescues, problem, green horses all the same. Mostly with restarting, gaining trust and working through issues, some polishing off, natural horsemanship and liberty.

I have no competition history as I have been robbed of that chance by my father. Parents are going through/have been going through a domestic violence divorce and all four horses fell completely on my shoulders at 16. Not wanting to sell, I got a job and taught myself how to budget, manage feed, deal with hay suppliers, etc. He took the truck, preventing me from buying one and unable to haul or get off of the property. Time, expenses and logistics prevented me from showing. Have always wanted to