I am a graduate of the Equine Care and Management Diploma at the University of Guelph in Ontario Canada and have my basic equine first aid. I have also completed a human first aid program and am currently registered to re-instate my Canadian first aid certification. I have also completed the "Fostering healthy environments" and "concussion awareness" trainings offered by Equine Canada.

Ring crew, Olympic barn worker, Boarding barn worker, Equine retail associate, Trail guide, Racehorse handler, Breeding stock handler

An all-round worker who has experience working with everything from Olympic level Dressage horses, million-dollar racehorses, and buckle winning quarter horses to broodmares, stallions, and retired therapy horses. I have experience with general equine care like mucking, grooming, health checks and day to day operations as well as basic stretching, massage, and conditioning programs.

Experience with rescue horses, ponies and minis. Vast experience with pony training and breaking for small children. Knowledgeable about current trends and gaps in quality in equine fashion and equipment. Strong handling skills of yearling thoroughbred racehorses and other high intensity equids.

I ride mainly traditional dressage and basic flatwork but have been trained in speed sports like barrel racing and pole bending. My foundation is in North-American hunter, basic trail jumping, and racehorse rehabilitation and rehoming.

I have worked as ring crew for Angelstone tournaments in Ontario, Canada but do not have professional experience in show grooming. The final practical exam for the Diploma program was a complete show groom but that is my only experience in that field.