Good shows are about people.
I’ve worked horse shows from the microphone, the judge’s booth, and the management side. Each role has taught me something about the people who make a show work: riders, trainers, officials, crews, and the families watching from the rail.
I’m serious about doing the job well, and I also like to let the day have some personality. A clear call, a warm welcome, or the right pause at the right moment can make a difference.
When I’m on a show team, I want the competition to feel organized and the people to feel at home.
Three ways I serve the show.
The voice
From opening welcome to awards, clear announcing that brings the competition to life.
The eye
USEF-licensed jumper judge, grounded in the sport and committed to fair results.
The operation
Behind-the-scenes work to keep the day moving for exhibitors and show teams.
Where you may have heard me.
- HITS Ocala
- HITS Hudson Valley
- Old Salem Farm
- Capital Challenge
- Washington International Horse Show