This is me - Tanni
Hey, glad you’re here!
This is me, Tanni – with heart and passion for riding trips, traveling and for discovering nature from horseback.
Since 2022, I have been working as a riding tour guide and regularly travel to different countries. It all started in 2010 with riding lessons – since then, I’ve had the opportunity to work in many special places, complete internships, and lead riding trips.
I share my experiences, impressions, and honest insights here on my site – for those who are already involved in the equestrian world or want to be. Whether it’s riding trips, equestrian travel, internships, or jobs:
Here you’ll find truthful reports, practical tips, recommendations, and personal insights – straight from daily stable life or from the saddle.
Do you want to support me?
By making a purchase through my Affiliate-Links or in my Online Shop, you help me keep this site alive and continue reporting independently and honestly – without a paywall or ads that don’t fit me!
When I’m not working on my site, I’m usually out as a guide with amazing horses – and you’ll find these experiences reflected here.
If you have any questions, feel free to write to me. I’m looking forward to hearing from you!
Do you love beautiful memories as much as I do?
In my shop, you’ll find lovingly designed photo albums for horse lovers – perfect for capturing your adventures.
Frequently Asked Questions
Since 2022, I’ve been working regularly with horses, mainly as a riding guide.
I started paid jobs in September 2023.
Additionally, I earn income through my own shop, affiliate links, and small amounts from step-tracking apps. I deliberately put these extra earnings into an interest-bearing bank account to save for the long term.
I have arranged my insurance independently and make sure to be well protected. This includes:
- Health insurance
- International health insurance
- Pension insurance
- Accident insurance
This way, I am optimally covered both abroad and while working with horses.
I’m basically always on the go – whether it’s for riding jobs, trail rides, or new experiences.
I only take a short break when I get an injury, like a sprained ankle with a torn ligament, in order to be able to work with horses abroad in the long term.
No, currently not. I used to have a foster horse, which unfortunately had to be euthanized. Since then, I’ve been traveling too much. The time I spend at home is not only for unwinding but also to write reports and prepare content for the website.
I love going on new horseback riding tours and initially tested them just for myself to see where I liked. I noticed that there were hardly any neutral or honest reports – especially about internships, where almost exclusively positive reviews are found. That's when the idea to share realistic insights came to me.
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