My trajectory in equine reproduction is the result of nearly two decades of intense dedication, already immersed in the world of the Arabian horse since the very beginning of my career.
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Even before completing my undergraduate degree, I worked directly with Arabian endurance horses as a trainer, developing a practical and in-depth understanding of their physiology, temperament, and athletic demands. This early immersion shaped my professional philosophy.
Breeding should serve performance, structural correctness, and long-term sustainability, not merely production.
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Over the years, I refined my work in specialized equine reproduction centers across Latin America, consolidating experience in artificial insemination, embryo transfer, and strategic reproductive management.
MY STORY
Working side by side with breeders reinforced my conviction that, within the Arabian breed, reproduction is not merely a technical procedure. It is a strategic decision that impacts the preservation of bloodlines, functional excellence, and the future of the herd.
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My clinical experience in a specialized equine hospital further strengthened my ability to align reproductive goals with overall health and longevity. Arabian horses possess metabolic sensitivities and particularities that demand precision, responsibility, and individualized management.
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Today, my work is guided by a clear principle: to integrate science, functional evaluation, and genetic responsibility to support breeders seeking to produce Arabian horses that combine beauty, athletic ability, mental balance, and strength to honor their lineage for generations.