I have ridden since I was a little girl, and got my first pony when I was 14.

I have never been in a position where I was able to buy a "made" horse, so I have had to buy young unbroken horses, and train them up myself. This is also why we started breeding, and it has been a magical journey - it has been a lot of hard work, but nothing can describe the feeling of training a horse you saw take its first breath, its first steps and have its first drink....

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I have competed in Prix St. George & Intermediare on my old horse, Loretto.... I bought him when he was 3, and had him for 12 years. He then went on to be a school master for a young girl that needed an easy horse to learn on, and he is now retired from competition, as he was born in 2001.

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Some horses will test you, some will teach you.... and some will bring out the best in you....