I have been in the equine industry for over 25 years. I started showing horses as a youth in New Mexico and Oklahoma. In 1988, I moved to Kentucky to graduate high school and attend Midway College in Midway, Kentucky. While attending college, I started working for two quarter horse trainers. There I learned to train and show horses for clients.
In 1996, I moved to Ohio where I concentrated on judging horse shows on a regular basis. I had been involved with judging since 1990, starting with our own college fun shows and 4-H events hosted at the college.
I have judged shows in several different states and enjoy traveling to each area. I have experience and knowledge in a variety of events.
Judging gives me the opportunity to stay current with the horse industry and also spend quality time with my family.
Please contact me if you have any further questions. I look forward to working with you in the future!
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Currently double majoring in Business and Homeland Security.
*Equestrian Team Member (Western/Hunt Seat)
*Assistant Western Instructor 1989-1990
*College Horse Patrol President 1990-1992
*Kentucky Quarter Horse Queen
*Professionally trained horses for AQHA, PHBA and IBHA World Shows.
*Professionally trained horses in Hunter/Western/Halter Classes.
*Involved with showing (or training) since 1978.
*Western/English Instructor and Judge.
*2006 Speaker for Multi-State Judging School in Indianapolis, Indiana.
*Member of AQHA Professional Horsemen.
*Currently breeding and training personal horses.
*Notary for the State of Ohio
Carded in Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin and the New England States.
POAC and IBHA Approved
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I can provide a list of references from other Equine Professionals.
(Approved Judges, Trainers, Show Management and Exhibitors)
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Please contact me to discuss my rates.
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Current Year Judging/Showing Dates
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May
June
IBHA Show Brookville, Ohio (Judging)
July
2 Day Show Michigan (Judging)
PHBA Worlds Tulsa, Oklahoma (Showing)
August
September
October
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*Without his touch, we lose focus, feel overwhelmed and stumble through our days.
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