06/19/2026
A lot of people don’t realize that horses are no longer my full-time job.
Marketing pays my bills these days, but horses have always been—and always will be—where my heart is.
When I started SR Premium Equine Services in 2016, I started it for me. It was my first real job, my dream career, and what I thought I’d do forever.
When I decided to pursue a career outside of the horse industry, I honestly thought about stepping away completely.
But there was one problem: my clients.
I couldn’t bring myself to walk away and leave them scrambling to find someone they trusted with their horses. Time and time again, I heard the same frustrations: people couldn’t find someone reliable, communicative, consistent, knowledgeable, and reasonably priced.
So instead of quitting, I grew.
I brought on help. I built systems. I created something bigger than just me.
What started as my business became a way to continue serving the clients who had trusted me for years while also creating opportunities for other horsewomen who shared the same values and work ethic.
Has the horse industry put me through the wringer? Absolutely.
It’s humbled me, challenged me, broken my heart a few times, and taught me lessons I wouldn’t have learned anywhere else.
It taught me to be kind because you never know what someone else is going through. It taught me that boundaries matter. It taught me that not everyone will care as much as you do, and that’s okay.
But it also taught me how much I love helping people and their horses.
SR Premium Equine Services may not be what pays my bills anymore, but it’s still one of the things I’m most proud of. Not because of the business itself, but because of the trust that’s been built along the way.
To every client who’s trusted me, every horse that’s taught me something, and every person who’s supported this journey, thank you. ❤️
