I'm not sure the qualifications in Canada and the UK are the same. I've lived most of my life in Canada, although I have both Canadian and British citizenship. I have trained under many 2star and 3 star instructors and 4star Parelli instructors, as well as attended many clinics with coaches from the EU and North America.

I currently work as a photographer and assist on two yards right now. I am interested in working full-time on a dressage yard in the future. At each yard I muck out +/-14 stables, muck out pastures, waters, feeds, bathing, exercising, riding, etc.

I have been working with horses and working on yards since I was 12yo. I am now 31. I started riding with a 3 star instructor in Canada and was brought up with a combination of natural horsemanship and classical dressage, showjumping and eventing, including Pony Club for many years. I trained my own horse at a young age - an Arabian x Thoroughbred who taught me almost everything I know, and was the reason I started with natural horsemanship and liberty work for relationship building and trust. He ended up being an excellent horse for others to learn on for many years and is now in his late 20's.

I've managed yards with up to 15-20 horses, including living on the property while owners are on holidays. I have experience training young horses, teaching children how to ride, leading hacks, lunging, long-reining, Parelli natural horsemanship, and working with other people. I'm both a people person and a horse person.

I am trained in Parelli natural horsemanship and I have a gentle hand. I have extensive experience working at liberty with horses, including riding bridleless as well. I am experienced in dressage riding, training and competing - this is my love, more-so than showjumping and eventing, but I am happy to do that too. I have experience starting young horses as well.

-Flat -Dressage -Show jumping -Cross-country / eventing -Parelli natural horsemanship -Lunging -Long-reining -Liberty work -Western and English riding -Hacking

Competed in dressage level-1 as my horse got up to this level before I sold him. I generally wasn't interested in cometing other horses so much. C level Pony Club Show jumping and Eventing - I'm not sure things are labeled the same in the UK as they are in Canada in competition form but it was quite a few years ago since I competed.