Experience with Horses Having worked with an owned horses for years, I have gain many vital skills. I have worked with ponies up to national hunt race horses. I currently work at a large equine hospital and handle a variety of horses on a daily basis, including foals, young stock, colts and stallions. Key Skills I am able to turn horses out to a high standard, I pride myself in turnout and day to day care of the horse, ensuring I look after each and every horse as if it were my own Strengths and Weaknesses • What do you most enjoy about working with horses? I love working with animals to gain their trust and work with this trust • Is there anything you’d like to improve? I would like to improve my care and understanding of foals Requirements • Do you need accommodation? Potentially, depending on where the job location is • Do you have any special requirements for any animals you wish to bring with you? Ideally access to a garden or ability to have my horse off lead during free hours • Do you have any ongoing commitments? Only owning a horse and dog • Do you have any holidays booked that an employer needs to know of? I currently have the Christmas period booked off with my current employer
BHSI with CV accepted for Fellowship UKCC Level 2 – RDA and Level 3 BHS C&G Advanced National Certificate in Equine Business Management and Horse Performance Development RGN and Equine Facilitated Learning Therapy Managed Equestrian Centres internationally taking sole responsibility (Europe, mid & far east and UK). Coordinated a large work force effectively on the yard, trainers and coaches, and office. Responsible for financial reconciliations of all aspects of the equestrian businesses. Experience in dressage to Adv Medium training to PSG ridden GP horses; Show jumping to Foxhunter level; Eventing to CIC1*. Rode in Test Event in Hong Kong pre Olympics 2007 Selected reserve horse and rider as guinea pig test rider for 2008 Olympic Eventing dressage. Trained and coached riders to similar level as ridden to and teams of riders for club events. Managed hire of extensive facilities to high profile clients and local regular clients: Produced events, exams and competitions including affiliated events to a high standard. Managed equine hydrotherapy unit with particular regard to international event horses 3* and 4*: Produced regular reports for Business Planning, SAR, Governors, Enterprise overview weekly inc media: Implemented policies and procedures, health and safety for effective business and yard management: Responsible for creating revenue and producing reconciliation reports: Attended training for stewarding and fence judging for 2008 Olympics in Hong Kong: Dressage List 6 judge (HK) Full time, permanent with a long term view. I enjoy a challenge and would hope that my vast skills and experiences will be best utilized and maximized upon. I still have goals to strive for, such as taking the BHS Fellowship, and competing my horse to 1* perhaps even 2*. And so I would ideally be able to incorporate this within the working role as outlined above. My specific passions are rehabilitation and retraining ex-racehorses, and Equine Facilitated Learning therapy.
Experience with Horses After working part-time during my school years, I preceded to take on more responsibilities including teaching people of all ages and abilities, from tiny children petting the ponies, to advanced adults wanting to improve on their core skills, to people with a variety of disabilities. This job included constant communication between a large variety of nationalities, which also included answering the company phone, giving out information, taking bookings, payments and from time to time, collecting guests in the company car. At the same time manage the general cleanliness of the animals including cleaning the paddocks and living areas, feeding the horses, general maintenance and setting up of the arena and tacking up the horses ready to be used. I also organised a variety of events, in-house, online, two-day Island events, children/adult parties and private photo shoots. Sometimes we would be on a rushed time sale between lessons, groups etc. Continuing over the years, currently, part-time, only teaching and training freelance, in person and online. Key Skills Working under pressure, in groups and on my own. Teaching a variety of nationalities, ages and abilities. Constant communication between customers, staff and owners. Setting up the arena for dressage, show jumping, general schooling and children’s games. Riding different horses, young horses through to old. Helping back and bringing on young horses. Some basic clipping skills on my own horses. Managing safe paddocks and secure electric fencing. Strengths and Weaknesses • What do you most enjoy about working with horses? The pleasure you get when the horse becomes one with you; when the horse creates a bond. Watching someone ride (your horses or a horse you care for/train) getting smiles and compliments about the way the horse moves. • Is there anything you’d like to improve? My skills: clipping, platting, showing (Young, stallions, pure breeds, etc) My ability to ride at a higher level. Foaling and breeding. • Why should employers consider you above any other job seeker? My experience dealing with stressful and busy situations. Being able to work independently on my own, or become part of a thriving team. Requirements • What would you like to do or gain in your next job? Have more experience in a variety of disciplines. Gain more experience clipping and handling different livestock, young and old. • Do you need accommodation? Yes, would be for a couple. • Do you have any special requirements for any animals you wish to bring with you? Where possible, 1 Mare. 15.1hh. 9 years old. Would need accommodation onsite or nearby of the job. • Do you have any ongoing commitments? No • Do you have any holidays booked that an employer needs to know of? No
Experience with Horses I have been riding for 20 years and have experience in show jumping as I have competed up until 1m20 but have jumped higher in training. I have occasionally worked with young horse (5years old). I currently work as a groom Feeding, haying and providing water for equines. Mucking/skipping out, bedding down, sweeping the yard. Keeping allocated areas tidy such as the feed room, tack room and storage areas. Keeping the yard tidy and safe in line with health and safety regulations. Tack cleaning. Turning out or bringing in from the field/caring for equines living out in the field. Putting on and removing rugs as appropriate. Tacking up and untacking equines. Grooming/applying bandaging. Caring for equines after being exercised or lunged. Planning safe routes to take riders on hacks Key Skills I can work well alone but with others as well. I am easily coachable and am always willing to learn. I can lounge horses, ride them on the flat and over jumps as well as groom them and take on any other work eg. Feed and more. I can handle a stallion and have some experience with a couple young horses. Strengths and Weaknesses • What do you most enjoy about working with horses? I like building connections with horses, taking care of them, and progressing with them on the ground and ridden as well. • Is there anything you’d like to improve? I want to learn more about clipping horses and despite being a good rider, I’m always looking to improve my riding as well. • Why should employers consider you above any other job seeker? I am always willing to learn and am easily coachable. I also have over 20 years with horses so I am very familiar with being around them. Requirements • What would you like to do or gain in your next job? I want to enter the equestrian world as a rider and groom. • Do you need accommodation? Possibly • Do you have any special requirements for any animals you wish to bring with you? No • Do you have any ongoing commitments? No • Do you have any holidays booked that an employer needs to know of? 18/12/23-2/1/24 (but can be changed if needed)
Experience with Horses I have been around horses my whole life, and have owned my own since 2020, a cob who we brought on from a 5 year old to be a great all rounder. I have also, for the past year, worked part time at my yard, as well as having done work experience at a professional eventing yard. Key Skills I can work alone and in a team, doing any general yard work as well as competition preparation, riding/handing and more. Strengths and Weaknesses • I enjoy working with horses because I find it to be a fulfilling and rewarding job that I have a passion for. • I would like to improve my experience with a wide range of horses and yards. • I am down to earth and hardworking. Requirements • I would love a job that involves any level of riding, but am flexible depending on the nature of the job. • I am available for short term work during Summer after the 15th of July
Due to one of our girls heading off travelling we are on the lookout for someone with a great work ethic, to join our fun and friendly team. Working with professional GB & NZ event riders. We typically have around 20 horses in work, this mainly being eventers with a few pure dressage and showjumpers alongside. We would be open to the idea of either taking on a working pupil who is less experience but eager to learn the ropes or a groom who has some experience in the industry/ with competition horses but still has lots to learn from our current experienced team. The role includes all basic horse management and care. There is opportunity to go to some shows if this is something that interests you or equally we can offer a more home-based role with or without riding. Beautiful shared accommodation in a 3 bedroom cottage offsite.
Experience with Horses I’ve been working for 7 years with horses. Eventing, showjumping and nowadays dressage horses. I really want to be a groom in the top of the dressage competitions and yards. I’m a young person but I’m really into my job and my obligations I would really love to join a nice and interesting job out of my country. (I’ve already been in Denmark working for almost a year) Key Skills I can work alone, with others… I’m really a person that is made for other persons. One of my favorite things is plaiting but I can really do anything I’m asked for, or at least I will try my best for it. Strengths and Weaknesses • What do you most enjoy about working with horses? The animal and the sensations they can bring us. • Is there anything you’d like to improve? My professional groom skills and my riding. • Why should employers consider you above any other job seeker? I’m a really into it person, I always try my best and I know my best it’s unrealistic I can do anything I can go for. Requirements • What would you like to do or gain in your next job? I would love to be a competition groom and have the opportunity to train my riding. • Do you need accommodation? Yes • Do you have any special requirements for any animals you wish to bring with you? I would love to bring my dog with but it’s not possible for me at the moment.
Experience with Horses I have nearly 20 years experience owning and working with horses. I currently own a Belgium warmblood and a Spanish bred rescue. Key Skills What are you particularly good at? For example: working alone, working with others, clipping, plaiting, turning out for shows, handling stallions, handling/riding young horses, non-equine skills etc I am great working in a team with others, but can also manage tasks on my own if necessary. When it comes to handling horses I am very comfortable with any breed and gender as I have had experience with all. I am also comfortable with handling young horses and ponies. I personally compete dressage and so can turn out horses to a high standard.
Experience with Horses I studied at the royal agricultural university BSc (hons) applied equine science and business. I have ridden and owned horses since a very young age as my family is horsey (mum a riding instructor). I have experience in several disciplines polo, dressage, show jumping, working hunter, pony club and have worked in nurseries if working with children is required. Worked with a range of breeds and ages of horse from 3- 25 years old all different levels. My most recent job role consisted of helping to retrain ex racehorses in to polo alongside grooming. I have worked admin jobs, such as in a GP, therefore confident on computers. Please enquire for more information thank you. Requirements • Do you need accommodation? No • Do you have any special requirements for any animals you wish to bring with you? A whippet dog, very friendly and won’t be with my every time • Do you have any holidays booked that an employer needs to know of? 23rd july-1st may
Experience with Horses I have worked in a variety of equestrian jobs. My current role is Yard Manager on a private yard of reining horses. I have worked there for nearly seven years looking after eight horses with two other grooms. This is a varied role including maintaining the yard, arena and site to a very high standard and taking care of llamas, alpacas, cats and dogs. I have also accompanied the owner to competitions for two seasons. Key Skills I am able to perform all yard duties to a very high standard. I am able to work as part of a team or on my own. Strengths and Weaknesses I enjoy all aspects of caring for horses. I am dedicated, hard working and reliable. I love learning new skills and continually improving. I have not had an opportunity to keep up to date with plaiting and certain turnout skills as very different turnout for reining.
Job Description UPDATE – Sweet, 2 bed log cabin accommodation now available! Two bedrooms, shower room, open plan living, veranda, and garden space *8 am – 4.30 pm daily *5 days a week *Salary IRO £28-£32K neg according to experience and qualifications *Fabulous career opportunity *Partner welcomed Thriving UK charity promoting the aims of Riding for the Disabled by providing people with the opportunity to ride and have equine interaction to benefit their health and well-being is now looking for a Centre Manager with a recognised teaching qualification and relevant practical experience, to take overall responsibility. The Centre has helped many disabled children and adults over the years and some have gone on to become National and Olympic Champions in the sport of Para-Dressage, (including Sophie Christensen, Natasha Baker, and Julie Payne). Their volunteers and instructors help children and adults with a range of disabilities get a sense of independence as well as exercise and rehabilitation. The yard has 11/12 staff and numerous keen volunteers. The coaches, in partnership with physiotherapists and volunteers, work with riders who have a variety of disabilities. These include learning difficulties, cerebral palsy, spina bifida, paraplegia, rheumatoid arthritis, Down’s syndrome, epilepsy, deafness, visual impairment, and limb amputation. For some, who cannot ride just being around horses has a well-being benefit. Reporting directly to the Board of Trustees you will have good interpersonal skills, and previous management experience (people & yard including administrative abilities.) You will be someone who leads by example whilst working harmoniously with and for others. Reporting directly to the Board of Trustees, you will be able to demonstrate maturity and diplomacy as well as embrace full accountability for the day-to-day running of the centre. Ideally, you will be passionate about working in this type of environment and understand both the human and equine challenges faced as well as the fun on offer! This purpose-built centre means riding and horse-based activities can be offered throughout the year. Riders can join groups or have private tuition. Facilities include a 20 x 40 indoor arena and a 20 x 60 outdoor arena. Also a classroom for lessons on horse management. Your remit will include, but is not limited to the following: General Responsibilities, Estate and horse management Responsibilities, Administrative Responsibilities: General Responsibilities: To carry out the duties of the position in accordance with the Group’s Equal Opportunities and Health and Safety policies, disciplinary legislation and statutory regulations To ensure compliance with all Child and Vulnerable Adult Protection standing orders, confidentiality agreements, financial regulations, management policies and procedures. To be an ambassador for the Group, and represent the interests of the Group, at external events. To represent the interests of the Group in all of its dealings with riders, potential riders, volunteers, Group supporters, Group visitors and suppliers. To actively support fundraising and revenue generation in collaboration with the Hon Treasurer or other Trustees To carry out any other duties within the level of responsibility as may be determined from time to time by the Board
Due to an increase in numbers we are looking for an enthusiastic person, who loves horses, to join our friendly team. You will be required to: · Assist the trainer with day to day running of a busy racing yard · Be responsible for feeding · Take sole charge of a weekend · You must be capable of bandaging and dealing with all horse related issues · Being able to ride would be an advantage but not necessary Working hours are: Monday to Friday 07:00 to 12:30 and 16:30 to 18:00 and Saturday 07:00 to 12:30 Alternate weekends: Saturday 17:00 to 18:00 and Sunday 08:00 to 10:00 and 17:00 to 18:00 If you work the weekend you get the following Thursday evening off Excellent on-site single person accommodation available – sorry no pets Competitive wage offered, good pool money, pension
I am currently studying at Hartpury University and College for an extended diploma in Equine Management. This is a 2 year course, I achieved a Distinction in Year 1 and based on marks to date, am expecting to achieve a double distinction * and a Distinction in Year 2 alongside a Hartpury certificate. I also have 9 GCSEs including Maths, English and Science. I am looking for a role when I leave Hartpury that will allow me to continue to expand my knowledge in an employed role. I am particularly interested in equine rehabilitation or vet nursing. I have looked at organisations that focus on this and have been specifically drawn to your company as there are so many state of the art equipment and facilities available. The purpose of this note is to ask if you have any vacancies at all and if you would consider taking me on. I attach my CV, which details my work experience to date and would appreciate it if you would consider me. I am 18 years old and have a full, clean driving licence and would be available for work when my course completes in late June this year. Thank you in advance for your time. Yours faithfully, Eve Cripps 07903 486277
We are a dual licence racing yard who have just moved to state of the art facilities at Averham Park, Newark where we are enjoying success and attracting new owners and as such require a new team member to join us. Please get in touch if you would like more information, we would love to hear from you. Send your CV and covering letter to info@kevinfrostracing.co.uk
Experience with Horses Outline your experience with horses here/the scope of your freelance services. If you’re looking for a non-equine or non- yard-based job please use this space to describe your experience skills/abilities and adapt the questions to suit your line of work. For the past three years I have worked in an educational setting where I am required to complete general yard work including mucking out, poo-picking, bringing in/out, in addition to tacking up, clipping, trimming and pulling. Plaiting for events and teaching students. Schooling horses used within the college as well as hacking and low level jumping. Including caring my own horse who I have owned since he was 4 years old. Key Skills What are you particularly good at? For example: working alone, working with others, clipping, plaiting, turning out for shows, handling stallions, handling/riding young horses, non-equine skills etc I enjoy working independently and being organised at work, I have worked in a small team for the past three years caring for up to 3o horses as well as running practical sessions for students with a focus on maintaining safe working practices. I have developed a high attention to detail to ensure all horses are cared for to the highest standard. In addition to this I have been able to ensure the appropriate records have been maintained ( student assessment records, livery belongings, horse health records, including dentistry and vaccination dates). Strengths and Weaknesses • Is there anything you’d like to improve? I would like to develop my knowledge in competition horse care. • Why should employers consider you above any other job seeker? I have a high attention to detail and have organisational skills which I have demonstrated in previous roles. I am enthusiastic and maintain a positive attitude towards my work with a willingness to continue to learn and expand my knowledge. I am adaptable and confident working in a team or independently. Requirements • What would you like to do or gain in your next job? I would like a position where I can use my skills to make an impact and continue my development in my career. • Do you need accommodation? No • Do you have any special requirements for any animals you wish to bring with you? None • Do you have any ongoing commitments? None • Do you have any holidays booked that an employer needs to know of? None
Experience with horses i have been with around horse since 3 years old. I started ridding horses at 5 and have excelled ridding through the years. I’m a confident experienced rider. On the ground I have worked at 2 livery yards, one part time dealing with horses/ ponies and the ridding school, mucking out, tacking up. the second being being full time at a ridding school, mucking out, tacking up, exercising horses, turning out of horses. I also completed my Bhs stage 1 and my first aid course.
Job Description To assist stud groom in general yard duties and looking after miniature Shetland ponies. Suit someone with good basic horse knowledge, willingness to learn and ability to take responsibility when on the yard alone. Preparing and schooling for showing and show turnout very important. Minimum Requirements Basic horse knowledge and wish to learn about health, feeding, handling and basic care of the ponies. Willingness to learn. Accommodation details Single bedroom flat, bathroom, large sitting room/kitchen, fully furnished, centrally heated all utilities paid. Benefits Paul, who you would work with, is a very knowledgeable and experienced groom with lots of knowledge to impart. The entrance to the estate is at the end of the 40 mph sign and is located between Newbury and the M4 junction 13.
I have a miniature Shetland pony stud which is my hobby. My breeding has proved very successful and I have a number of home bread prize winning ponies. We show them at the County Shows within a certain radius and we attended group shows as well. It is important that I can leave someone in charge when we are away, sometimes over night, but rarely. I also have a Fell pony which I ride around the estate, but he needs to be exercised, a retired Welsh show pony, a retired hunter and a young racehorse which is sound now, but was retired as he did damage to a tendon. I would love someone who was interested in dressage to take him on. The yard is just north of Newbury close to the main house on my farming estate, however it is up a 3/4 mile drive and being mobile really is essential. The accommodation is on the yard and comprises a single bedroom, bathroom, kitchen and sitting room. It is centrally heated with all utility expenses paid.
