My journey into saddle fitting started with my own horse.

After struggling with a poorly fitting saddle, my APHA gelding was diagnosed with severe kissing spine. I had spent months searching for someone who could help us, but every road seemed to end the same way. Either no one serviced my area, my horse was considered too difficult to fit, or the only answer was to keep trying expensive saddles that still didn't solve the problem.

Eventually, after a lot of research and more trial and error than I'd like to admit, I found a used Trilogy saddle. The difference was immediate. For the first time in a long time, my horse was comfortable, willing, and able to move the way he was meant to.

That experience changed everything for me.

I realized how many horse owners were in the same position I had been—looking for answers, wanting to do right by their horse, and not knowing where to turn. I became a saddle fitter because I never wanted someone else to feel as alone in that process as I did.

Today, I approach every appointment with that experience in mind. My goal is to help horse and rider find practical, long-term solutions while giving owners the knowledge and confidence to understand why a saddle fits—or why it doesn't.

Whether you enjoy quiet trail rides or you're working toward your dressage medals, every horse deserves the comfort and freedom that comes with a well-fitting saddle. My goal is to help horse and rider work together more comfortably through thoughtful, evidence-based saddle fitting and education.

I'm an avid dressage rider with experience through third level and previously owned a small warmblood breeding program. Today, I own a homebred that I'm developing toward my own riding goals, but my primary focus is saddle fitting. It's more than my career—it's my passion.

I proudly travel throughout Tennessee, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina, helping horses and riders find practical, long-term solutions that support comfort and performance.