A 13-year-old hunter/jumper rider in Southwest Florida, and the mare who keeps her honest.
Audrey Price is a 13-year-old hunter/jumper rider based in Southwest Florida. She rides five days a week, competes through the winter Florida circuit, and has been posting her lessons publicly since 2024 — not the highlight reel, the homework.
Audrey has been riding since 2016. She started in group lessons on school horses, moved to crossrails, then cavaletti, then a first year of local schooling shows. Along the way there have been three horses who each taught her a different part of the job — Elvis, Major Pain, and now Best Tessa, the mare who appears in most of the channel. Together they have worked from ground poles up through 3'0" at home, with a 3'3" fence in the warm-up ring, and made a rated-show debut at the World Equestrian Center in Ocala.
There is an enormous amount of equestrian content online, and almost none of it is made by someone at the stage most beginners are actually at. Audrey's audience is largely girls between roughly nine and fifteen who are taking lessons, saving for their first pair of tall boots, and trying to work out what a "four in the line" means. The videos are pitched exactly there.
Audrey trains with a hunter/jumper program in Southwest Florida and competes at Fox Lea Farm, the Venice show grounds, and the World Equestrian Center in Ocala. Barn & trainer name to be added
Every rider is really a series of horses. Audrey has had three, in this order — and each one handed her something the next one needed.
Elvis — the Shetland pony she started on, and learned to hold on to.
Major Pain — the one who made her ride properly.
Best Tessa (show name Best Kept Secret) — the current partner, and the reason the channel grew.
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