Jocelyn has worked with horses all her life and first started learning saddlery in 1999. Before becoming a fulltime saddler she worked as a groom, BHS riding instructor, veterinary nurse and yard manager. With her own horses she has competed in various disciplines including eventing, and enjoyed dressage, showjumping, side saddle, drill and skill at arms. In 2009 she turned to saddlery and saddle fitting fulltime. In 2013 Jocelyn was honoured to be awarded a craft scholarship from the Queen Elizabeth Scholarship Trust; a charitable arm of the Royal Warrant Holders Association, this enabled her to study side saddle restoration and manufacture under Master Saddler Richard Godden. Jocelyn is involved with all aspects of craft work including bridle making, side saddle making and restoration, deer saddles and accessories, saddle fitting including remedial fitting and side saddles, bridle fitting, and teaching these skills to others as a lecturer for the Society of Master Saddlers. Work now gets too much in the way of competing, but she still enjoys riding whenever possible. She is also involved with running courses in saddle fitting and saddlery in Poland so as to promote the art and science of correct saddle fitting using up to date methods in Central and Eastern Europe.