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Kaylie Cox

Kaylie Cox

Hemet,CA

Summary


I began riding at age eight, training in dressage on Friesian horses, where I developed a strong foundation in balance, control, and effective use of seat and leg aids. At age ten, I purchased my own Quarter Horse Paint mare, gaining experience working through training challenges and developing strong problem-solving skills as a rider. In 2017, I purchased my Friesian mare, Sille, as an unstarted three-and-a-half-year-old and trained her to Third Level dressage and Novice B Working Equitation horse. Together, we competed at regional and national levels, earning Reserve National Champion in 2019 and Regional Champion in 2021. My individual achievements include USAWE National Top 10 Junior Rider (2019), Top 3 Regional High Point Horse/Rider Pair (2019), and High Score Junior Rider at the Wine Country Classic Region 2 Championship (2021).



Overview

9
9
years of professional experience

Work History

Working Student

Dressage Peacock
09.2019 - Current
  • Exercised client- and trainer-owned horses to maintain conditioning, responsiveness, and training progress
  • Assisted in developing young horses
  • Helped maintain daily operations of a performance barn, including organization, cleanliness, and horse care standards
  • Rode and handled stallions safely and confidently
  • Occasionally assisted with teaching riding lessons, supporting riders with instruction, horse preparation, and arena safety
  • Saddled and unsaddled horses for training sessions
  • Warmed up and cooled down horses before and after training to support performance, soundness, and recovery

Working Student

Valour's Friesian Farm
04.2017 - 01.2019
  • Exercised client- and trainer-owned horses to maintain conditioning and training progress
  • Assisted in developing young horses
  • Helped maintain daily operations of a performance barn, including organization, cleanliness, and horse care standards
  • Rode and handled stallions safely and confidently
  • Saddled and unsaddled horses for training sessions
  • Warmed up and cooled down horses before and after training
  • Helped harness horses for training


Education

Bachelor of Science - Animal Science Specialization In Equine

University of California, Davis
Davis, CA
06-2027

Skills

  • Equestrian training
  • Horse behavior
  • Animal welfare
  • Competition preparation
  • Training plan development
  • Performance enhancement
  • Assisting trainers and veterinary staff during procedures

Languages

English
Full Professional
Spanish
Limited Working

Timeline

Working Student

Dressage Peacock
09.2019 - Current

Working Student

Valour's Friesian Farm
04.2017 - 01.2019

Bachelor of Science - Animal Science Specialization In Equine

University of California, Davis
Kaylie Cox
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