Meet Audrey Price

A rider who films her homework.

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.

How she got here

Audrey started in group lessons on school horses, moved to crossrails, then cavaletti, then a first year of local schooling shows. In 2025 she began riding Tessa, the mare who now 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.

What the channel is for

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.

• Vocabulary first. Strides, distances, leads, diagonals, gymnastics — explained in plain language.
• Real lesson footage. Unedited enough that you can see the mistakes and the corrections.
• Show days start to finish. Braiding, warm-up, course walk, round, results.
• Honest gear talk. What she actually rides in, and why.

Riding out of

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

The horses

Tessa — the main ride. Honest over a fence, opinionated on the ground, and the reason the channel grew.
Cricket — flatwork and fitness days.
Trainer's string — Audrey helps exercise and flat horses for her trainer, which is where a lot of the mileage comes from.