My training is built on discipline, consistency, and a deep understanding of each horse’s potential. I don’t believe in rushing the process or relying on shortcuts. Instead, I focus on developing a solid foundation through clear communication and structured conditioning. Every horse learns differently, so I adjust my approach to suit their needs while still maintaining high expectations. Progress isn’t about quick fixes—it’s about building strength, confidence, and trust through repetition and patience.

There are certain things that aren’t negotiable in my training. A horse must know how to go, stop, and turn without hesitation. These basics are essential for safety, control, and clear communication. If those fundamentals aren’t solid, nothing else matters. However, beyond these core expectations, I am always listening to my horses. I pay attention to how they respond, how they feel, and what they are trying to tell me. If something isn’t working, I don’t just push harder—I find a better way to explain it.

I expect my horses to put in the effort, just as I do. Training isn’t always easy, and challenges will always come up. But instead of making excuses, I focus on finding solutions. I reward improvement and effort, reinforcing positive behaviors to create a willing and focused partner. Every ride has a purpose, whether it’s refining skills, improving fitness, or strengthening our bond. I don’t waste time on ineffective methods or unnecessary drills—I train with intent and expect results.

In under a year, my dedication turned a green 5-year-old into a consistent competitor. That kind of transformation doesn’t come from luck—it comes from smart training, persistence, and a refusal to settle for less than my horse’s best. Success doesn’t happen overnight, but with patience, discipline, and a willingness to listen, real results are always within reach.