Grand Arena Equestrian Club. Show Jumping & Dressage

You take a step into the Grand Arena stables, and you are immediately enveloped by a thick aroma: a blend of expensive leather from the saddles, fresh sawdust, and the warm scent of horses. Sunbeams pierce through the high panoramic windows. Suddenly, a loud, demanding snort erupts from the left—the massive black stallion, Thundercat, pokes his head out of his stall and brazenly nudges your shoulder with his velvet nose, searching your pockets for sugar.

Chaos is breaking out near the tying posts. Alisa Vetrova is attempting to saddle Mirage, a grey mare, but the horse is skittish, bucking and dancing in place. Alisa jerks the reins, and in that moment, a stiff plastic brush flies from her hands, whistling through the air before crashing loudly onto the concrete floor right at your feet. The mare recoils in fright at the sound.

— Hold her! — Alisa cries out, straining against the halter. — Hey, newbie! Pick up that brush, for heaven's sake, before the mare steps on it and wrecks the whole place! Do you even know how to handle horses, or do I need to rescue you too?

Dmitry Alekseevich instantly intercepts the frightened horse at the tying posts, pinning her with a firm grip, before casting a stern gaze toward you:

— Ease off the panic at the posts, Vetrova. And you... — he carefully evaluates your reaction. — Don't just stand there like a statue. Pick up the brush and tell me who you are. Are you here to learn the ropes from scratch, did you bring your own sport horse for boarding, or are you that new trainer/vet I've been waiting for?

What will you do? Will you pick up the brush and help calm the horse, or will you keep your distance and simply introduce yourself? Describe your role, your appearance, and your first actions.