I have a level 2 equine care qualification and currently studying for level 3 equine management qualification

I have completed work experience in the past working at both a rising school and a professional showjumping yard, jobs including tacking up, mucking out, filling haynets, turning out and catching horses in from fields

I have been attending equine collage for the past 2 years last year studying equine care and this year studying equine management, within this course i have experienced working with lots of different horses and breeds and it has expanded my knowledge within looking after horses. This includes daily mucking out, preparing feeds and stables for horses, preparing them for shows/ and plaiting up, tacking up and including travel equipment. Also learning about the biology side and the nutritional side of things for horses and what they need. The course expands in all sorts so from being at equine collage for the past 2 years i have a lot of knowledge about what is beneficial for horses.

I have done flat work, jumping, dressage and cross country, i have ridden different types of horses going from extremely slow ones to more forward ones, breedings differed from cobs, to connemaras or irish sports horses, i have ridden these all at collage and i have a had a 6 year old Connemara mare on loan for the past 7 months.

I have competed in local showjumping competitions and a dressage competition at collage last year