Emily has many years of experience in classical dressage, starting and bringing up several horses the levels. She started in Pony Club and found her way to classical dressage after she and her horse struggled with crookedness and joint pain. Even though she had a young start to classical dressage, because it was a rocky start, she has a deeper understanding of biomechanics and the importance of proper fitness and muscle balance for both horse and rider.

She teaches classical dressage with kindness and compassion for horse and rider while guiding with diligence toward excellence.

She focuses on proper biomechanics as a foundation to happy and healthy riding using classical principles as taught by masters from the old Spanish Riding School. As a part of proper biomechanics, she specializes in the work in-hand, both according to the Viennese tradition and the Iberian.