I have worked on multiple yards in the past few years and all have been different. I began at riding schools where I helped leading lessons, getting horses ready for lessons and clearing the yard. I then went onto a professional carriage horse yard where I worked with stallions, turned out to a high standard when attending funerals and completed daily tasks with speed and accuracy. My last yard was a private dressage yard where I worked with yearlings and more stallions. I did all yard jobs to a high standard daily and was trusted enough to ride the horses outside of the yard. I have also competed my own horses (dressage and show jumping) which required me to be on time and turn out to a very high standard, especially in dressage.

In the past three years, I have gained experience working with stallions, yearlings and unpredictable horses. I work extremely well in a team and I can cater to others needs where it’s needed. I have a good track record of speed and accuracy when it comes to yard jobs including mucking out, sweeping, grooming, tacking up, etc. I love helping others with their problems as much as I love receiving feedback on my performance and work.

I am experienced in all areas of riding. Flat work is my favourite, hence competing in dressage. I have also competed in show jumping. Highest competing is 90cm and highest at home is 1.30m. I have gone cross country a handful of times and never shied away from a jump. I love a challenge horse and have worked with multiple green horses and problem horses. I brought on my own horse after buying him untouched from a field and we went on to have a successful competition life.

I have competed here and there and although it hasn’t been as consistent as I would’ve liked, I’ve succeeded where I can. I have qualified for multiple competitions in both show jumping and dressage. I have always placed in dressage with scores above 63% in intro a and b and prelim 7. I have competed in show jumping a few times on friends horses but not as much as I would’ve liked to.