I recently attended a course on Sharon Wilsie's "horse speak" method on different horse buttons (www.sharonwilsie.com). I also read the book of Pat Parelli (of Parelli Natural Horsemanship).

I have not completed any other equine related courses or college qualifications yet. But, I can assure you of my knowledge about and respect towards horses.

I would love to work with horses again. I took care of horses and worked in a stable. At the moment I am busy with administration and fiinancial duties and analyze opportunities for improvement and implement changes.

I have worked at the stables in the Netherlands. Here I taught several riding horses. I also taught groups of children between the ages of 6 and 16. This for three years, every day during the holidays and if it wasn't a holiday 3 days a week

I am a hard worker, for example with mucking and sweeping. I like keeping things tidy around me.

I worked with foals, (brood-) mares and geldings. Besides, I worked with people too. A language barrier doesn't feel like a barrier to me, it's just another entrance to embrace my communicating skills.

I have ridden all kinds of horses. But, I learned riding on cold-blooded horses, I have a speciality to activate slow and tardy horses.

Flatwork, jumping, natural horsemanship and dressage makes me quite happy.

I have ridden "mutual competitions" but because I have a fear of failure I did not continue with you because I did not find it pleasant for the horse and myself.

I have been a groom multiple times for my friend who was a rather excellent rider.