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My name is Aysia Casares, and horses have shaped who I am from the very beginning. From a young age, I was drawn to the barn, eager to ride, learn, and spend as much time as possible in the saddle. That early dedication grew into a lifelong passion for both the sport and the partnership that comes with working alongside these amazing animals.

I’ve had the opportunity to compete in western pleasure and hunter jumper divisions, experiences that deepened my appreciation for the unique demands of each discipline. Preparing for the show ring in different arenas strengthened my commitment to precision, consistency, and continual self-improvement.

Over time, I’ve ridden horses of all stages (green to well broke), and each one has played a role in shaping the rider I am today. Those experiences refined my feel, strengthened my patience, and reinforced the importance of clear communication and trust.

Earning my Bachelor’s degree in Equine Science from Rocky Mountain College further expanded my understanding of horses and the industry. Blending education with years of hands-on experience allows me to approach my work with purpose, professionalism, and a genuine passion for helping both horses and riders to succeed.