AboutSarah Lothmann Expertise Professional trainer for 10+ years. I happily offer you my expertise, techniques, and advice covering: Hunters, Jumpers, Equitation, Showing, Training, Sales, Behavior, Stabling, Grooming, Tack, Barn Management, Rider Psychology, & Effective Communication.
Experience
Experience: I have been riding for over 23 years. As a kid I participated in 4H and Pony Club. I then worked as a groom and catch rode to pay my entry fees in the A Circuit. As a teenager I competed nationally in the Junior Hunters, USETs, and Medal classes. I've learned from and worked with some of the nations' best trainers. During college I began training professionally. I have prepared my students for both local and national shows. Recently I have organized two local equestrian groups for expanding general knowledge of horsemanship and for ensure the welfare of horses. I continue my dedication in this industry by offering visual design services for equine businesses including, graphic design, web development, and photography.
Education/Credentials AAS Degree, Veterinary Assistant, Professional Trainer
I just wanted you to know that Sarah is so on the number with this.
I myself have been nervous on Galloping since my new horse is from the track and has amazing racing bloodlines including War Admiral and Northern Dancer and Storm Bird just to name a few. My wife always wants to race me but I honestly am was afraid on letting my TB go. I finally was falling way back one day and not knowing what her trick from the track gave her the command and we shot out like a rocket and passed my wife who originally was about 15 horse lengths ahead and flew past her and down the field. It was a rush and yes I did not know what hit me but it was amazing. I would take everything Sarah has said and follow her guidance because that is exactly what I do when I gallop and she is great on describing what to do regarding turns etc. Don't be scared and just enjoy the wind. I myself tuck in and put my feet a bit forward for my own support which also allows me to keep my heels down just incase you need to make a quick stop or something pops out of know where. As if you are on a trail and you come across people or wildlife etc.
