A lifetime of working in the horse world for many top trainers. Learning from the best in the business and spending time working along side of many brilliant vets. These are things you can't learn in a book. It's about picking up things that work along the way. This is real life experience. In the horse world you are always learning. Many different breeds and lots of different ways to do things...you figure out what works best for your situation. Great Horseman teach people. Keep your mind open.

All general duties from medicating, manage health of horses, grooming/tacking, going over the horses legs, massage, ice, various therapies. Proper nutrition, order hay and feed, supplies, schedule vet, blacksmith, cleaning, laundry, organize.

Raised in the barn, had my own pony at the age of 3. Mom taught lessons and trained horses. I literally grew up in a barn. I have seen a lot over the years. I have worked for many top professionals, Olympic riders, Hall of Fame race horse trainers, I have cared for Olympic horses, top race horses...every horse I care for gets the same care. I absolutely love the horses and I take their care seriously. Knowing how to properly bandage horses, bed a stall so you never see the matts, which in turn keeps your horse comfortable and clean. Basic things that are many times overlooked. I believe that the details are what separates first place and second place or just the horse feeling good or great. I do things the best way I can. The goal is to have the horses be the best they can be and be happy! A happy horse will try their best as will a happy employee! I seek a peaceful no drama work environment.

Show Jumpers, TB Racing, Sales, Rehabilitation, Lg.Vet hospital prepping horses surgery, also in surgery nurse & post op. Very meticulous care of all horses. Lameness guru. Proper Horsemanship.

At this point in my life I mostly like to hack out. I grew up riding ponies, equitation, hunters and jumpers. I burnt out on show horses at 16 years old. I learned how to break TB's & I galloped race horses for many years. I worked for some of the best, JJ Toner, Tom Skiffington, rode steeplechasers and took care of top horses for Hall of Fame trainer Jonathan Sheppard. In short as I made my way through life, I learned a lot about the horse and how and why it is important to do things properly.

Years of showing hunters and jumpers as a kid and teenager, moved on to race horses, been back and forth. Lots of professional grooming. Barn manager and I have FEI experience. I can handle all the details and do not need anyone to tell me what to do. I have eyes, I know how to prioritize and I will always do it properly. You will have complete peace of mind. For some odd reason I can not upload my resume. Please feel free to email me and I will forward on to you.