Having had horses since a young age from Welsh Mountain Ponies to Quarter Horses and then the American Miniature Horse, I have a wealth of knowledge and experience having also worked with dressage, show jumping and thoroughbreds on the track. I lived in Australia for 11 years, which is where my passion for the American Miniature Horse was first fostered. Having bred and trained horses to National Supreme Champions in halter and National Grand Champions in performance events, I know what it takes to achieve top results, along with hard work and an eye for detail. A well turned out horse and handler will always catch a judge’s eye. 

Being the youngest judge on the AMHA International Panel is something I am extremely proud of and allows me to continue to share my passion for the breed along with encouraging the next generation to dream big. The youth are the future of today; having worked in the education sector for 4 years, I am extremely passionate about encouraging and educating the next generation. In turn, I am very interested in the biomechanics of horses and how confirmation can in turn affect various aspects of the horses form and function. I am currently studying to become a qualified Veterinary Physiotherapist and currently work in Canine Therapy and Rehabilitation, allowing me to pursue my passion with both horses and dogs.

Whilst I no longer own horses since relocating back to the UK, my love for the breed is still strong and being able to judge beautiful horses allows me to keep my passion alive. I am very much looking forward to returning to France and thank the committee for the opportunity to do so.