While I am currently pursuing a Finance degree at the University of Texas at El Paso, my qualifications in the equestrian field come from extensive hands-on experience and long-term involvement in training programs. I have been mentored under professional trainers and have continued to expand my skills through competition and teaching.

For the past three years, I have worked as a jumper trainer at Debacs Equestrian Center. My role has included teaching lessons to riders from ages 4 through 30+, overseeing the daily care and management of horses, and planning competition schedules.

My equine experience spans over a decade of competitive show jumping and horse care. At Debacs, I managed the daily routines of several horses, including feeding, turnout, flatwork, and conditioning. I have also assisted in coordinating camps and group riding activities, balancing horse management with rider development.

I specialize in developing young horses, having started and trained horses as early as three years old. My background includes working with a range of horses from green prospects, stallions. In addition, I have strong experience teaching children and young adults, fostering confidence, skill, and discipline in their riding.

I am experienced in flatwork, focusing on balance, suppleness, and control, as well as in show jumping at competitive levels. I have trained and ridden green horses, competitive jumpers, and schoolmasters, tailoring my approach to the needs and goals of each horse.

I bring a strong competitive background, having been named National Champion in Mexico in show jumping and achieving 20+ regional titles. Beyond my personal competition record, I have also prepared and coached riders for competition, drawing on my own experience to guide them in the show arena.