00:01Tell me about your son Jasper, how is he doing? He's growing up very fast, right?
00:05Yeah, absolutely. Jasper's two now, so he's a little man. He's no longer a baby. He's running around and has
00:10all sorts of opinions.
00:12He started school in September in New York, and that's something very exciting. It's amazing how quickly it's gone, but
00:17I'm very proud of the person that he's becoming.
00:19He loves coming to the horror shows and watching, and he's very social, and it's fun to see the person
00:24he's developing into.
00:25And you have said you want him to do anything he wants in life. You said you want him to
00:30be happy, but you think he will like horses?
00:33He's definitely going to like horses. He loves all animals. He's been around them his entire life, and whether he
00:38wants to ride or not will be his decision.
00:40But either way, he'll learn to love animals and respect them and learn how to treat them correctly.
00:44I think, just like you said, you remain humble and keep working hard, and my parents always taught me to
00:49know that I was no different than anybody else,
00:52and that, you know, it's something that I've always sort of grown up with a good head on my shoulders
00:56and a good work ethic.
00:58It's something I learned from both my parents, and, you know, my father always taught me to work very hard
01:02and to continue believing in whatever I think I can accomplish and keep going and keep reaching for the stars.
01:08But my mother always taught me, you know, never to forget where I came from.
01:11You talk about your parents and your son, and your eyes, they just shine. Is that your priority in life,
01:17your family?
01:18Yeah, absolutely. I mean, my son is definitely the most important thing in the world to me.
01:21The riding is very important. It's something I'm going to dedicate my life to, but he's always going to come
01:24number one now.
01:26And, you know, my time spent with him definitely is, you know, priority and something that I love more than
01:31winning any class in the world.
01:33You seem to have it all. What is your dream?
01:36No, I mean, listen, I think nobody really has it all, and I think that, you know, everybody has their
01:40struggles,
01:40and I'm all constantly trying to balance, you know, being a professional rider and being a good mother,
01:44and sometimes you feel like you're failing at both, which I think is something that a lot of mothers will
01:48sort of tell you
01:49is something that you try to do everything, and you feel like you're doing nothing correctly.
01:52But, listen, I just want my son to be happy and to feel that I was a good mother,
01:56and, you know, as long as we're all sort of happy and together as a family, I'd be fine.
02:07Thank you.
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