Show strategy, medal pathway planning, and NCEA D1 recruiting guidance for hunter/jumper families, from a mom who is living the circuit right now, without a trainer's conflict of interest.
Book a free discovery callServices & pricing 20 minutes, no commitment. We figure out fit before you spend a dollar.I'm a competing adult amateur with two horses, and the mom of a national-level Big Eq junior. Our family has ridden the full arc of this sport: regional qualifiers, the jump to the A-circuit, Maclay Finals, and now D1 recruiting. I coordinate every entry, shipment, hotel, and dollar of it.
I'm not a trainer and I'm not selling lessons. What I offer is the strategic layer nobody hands you: which shows matter for your goals, how the medal math actually works, and what the next level really costs. Your trainer teaches the riding. I help you plan the season, and I don't earn a commission on any choice you make.
Points, year-end titles, what your first show costs, and which ones to enter. Start here before you spend a dollar on entries you don't understand.
The most expensive decision a show family makes. Budgets without sugar-coating, entry-point shows, and a written transition roadmap.
Timelines, target programs, camps, and what coaches actually watch, from a family in the middle of the process, not one remembering it.
Your trainer is essential, and financially invested in the answer. Show selection affects their revenue, their schedule, and their barn's logistics. I have no stake in which shows you enter or which barn you ride at. That independence is the product.
No. I don't coach riding. I plan seasons: qualifications, budgets, calendars, and recruiting.
The local services are Colorado-specific. Everything else (show strategy, season planning, recruiting) is nationwide over video.
Twenty minutes: your rider's situation, your goals, and whether one of my services actually fits. If it doesn't, I'll say so.