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Feeding, watering, mucking out, picking, grooming, turn outs, exercising, overall welfare, polo matches, events, organisation

I’ve been riding since childhood and returned to horses with renewed focus after a city stint, I competed a bit in polo at an intermediate level with Druids Lodge. I trained under a natural horsemanship mentor and attended multiple clinics, including le cross polo, which inspired me to try polo at uni.

Professionally, I’ve worked in varied international settings—including an equine-assisted therapy centre in Portugal, a breeder in Poland, and a U.S. competition driving yard—developing strong horse care and grooming skills under pressure. Most recently, I completed a UK summer season as a polo groom, managing 12 horses and travelling to matches, often working alongside a vet (owner) and consequently furthering my equine first aid knowledge. I also worked part time over this winter exercising some ponies ready for the summer.

I’m now focused on growing within the polo industry, combining my hands-on experience with a passion for the sport and love for horse welfare.

Natural horsemanship, working as part of a pro level team to a competitive standard within driving and polo.

Show jumper Polo ponies

I competed in a couple of university polo matches at Rugby polo club and Dalas Burston polo club ( I wasn't that good lol). Worked for Orleton Farm working as part of a small team, at the highest level in driving, competing (and winning) at events such as Devon, Orleton Farm also hosts it's own driving competition's. Worked as a polo groom at matches, both private games and official.