2022- Present Day- After three rewarding years as a business owner Hannah was offered the opportunity to work as the assistant trainer to Olympic hopeful, Jodie Kelly. She and Jodie work hand in hand training the most talented horses and riders, ranging from FEI young horses to the international Grand Prix.

Hannah began riding at a young age and she knew immediately that her heart was set on riding competitive dressage. She dedicated her next years to a working student program, learning the ins and outs of horse care, barn management and navigating the “horse world” in general. Hannah’s years as a working student provided her with the opportunity to ride and train on horses from many different walks of life. She learned that every horse is an individual and if treated as such, you could achieve greatness together.

2013, Hannah was one of twelve riders selected for the first D4K Winter Intensive Training program. The Winter Intensive Training (WIT) Program, held January through March in Wellington, Florida, provides an overall educational program for riders under age 26. WIT is not for the casual dressage rider, but for aspiring young riders who are committed to achieving excellence. This program takes determination, drive and passion. The participants have a full schedule of learning that includes fitness, theory, tests, riding lessons with Olympian, Lendon Gray, field trips to elite barns, and lectures on many pertinent subjects. It involves three months of pure growth and first-hand experience to open the young rider’s eyes to how they can best reach their full potential as a dressage rider.

2014- 2015, Hannah spent the winter season working for Debra Wiedmaier in Wellington, FL. Debra is a top Dressage competitor with numerous career highlights. Hannah was responsible for the daily care of elite dressage horses and provided the opportunity to learn on horses from 5 years of age to the finished Grand Prix.

2015 Hannah began working for top riders Emily Wyman and Adam Gerschberg at Apple Hill Dressage Center in Hudson, NY. Here she worked as groom, primarily responsible for the daily tack ups of horses from three years old to international Grand Prix. Hannah’s experience at Apple Hill was invaluable. She learned to organize and prioritize tasks in order to work as efficiently as possible.

2018 Hannah moved to Moore Park, California to groom for ACRES Dressage. The Ebeling’s need no introduction in the horse world! Here, Hannah was responsible for the preparation and warm up of the world’s most elite performance horses. She learned valuable tips and tricks for training and competition.

2018-2019 Hannah moved back to New York and began teaching lessons at Frog Hollow Farm, a local facility dedicated to bringing proper dressage instruction to riders and horses of all levels and backgrounds.

2019-2022 After a short time in New York, Hannah decided that her years of grooming and riding with the best professionals the sport has to offer would be best served in a business of her own. In February 2019, Blues Singer Equestrian opened its doors.