I am a certified Equine Acuscope Therapist, as well as a certified Equine Body Worker specializing in Sports Massage and Myofascial Release. I currently have experience working with dressage, hunter jumpers, barrel racing, cutting, reining, endurance, and rope horses. 
I graduated from the University of Nevada/Reno, with a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology. I completed one year of animal science and animal behavior courses, while conducting animal behavior studies and attending several horsemanship seminars. I have over 700 hours of training in the Equine Body Work and Acuscope Therapy fields, and will procede to continue my education.
I've been barrel racing for 6 years. I currently run a mare named Go Be Quick, also known as Quickie by Royal Go Go. 
I also own a 5 year old Dash for Cash gelding, who's coming up behind Quickie named DD Sunday Society, or as I call him...Sunday. Another member of my family is Breeze, a 28 year old mare who I've owned since I was 11 years old and will always have a home with me.
I've been an athlete all of my life. I began swimming at the age of three, and continued to swim for U.S. teams throughout high school. During middle school and high school I also played basketball and tennis. I then went on to swim for Diablo Valley Junior College in Pleasant Hill, California in 1995 through 1997 where I received my Associate of Arts degree. In 1997 I transfered to the University of Nevada, Reno to swim for my last two years, and this is where I received my Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology in 2000.
I have dedicated my business as well as my barrel racing career to the loving memories of Streaker and Cash, two horses who I lost in 2003. They were both unforgetable teachers, and I will always carry their memories in my heart. I wasn't able to save two of the most important souls who ever entered my life, but hopefully with hard work and determination I'll be able to benefit the lives of many other horses.