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- Age 30 years
- Date of Birth 31st October 1994
- Had previous paid employment within the equine industry? Locked
- Preferred Countries United Kingdom, Wales, Scotland, Northern Ireland
- County/State/Region Anywhere
- Job Category Full Time, Part Time, Permanent, Seasonal
- Earliest start date 16th April 2025
- Freelance: Business Name Locked
- Freelance: Hourly Rate Locked
- Freelance: are you insured? Locked
- Available for Christmas Cover? Yes
- Notice period one month
- Best time to call Locked
- Working Couples: Partner's profile reference number Locked
- Live in or out Live in, Live out
- Co-habiting? Locked
- Full Postcode if live out (Private) Locked
- Expected Job Level Apprentice, Trainee, Groom, Groom/Rider, Part of a Team, Stud Groom, Stud Hand
- Animals to bring to a job Locked
- Describe the animal/s you HAVE to bring to the job (if applicable) Locked
- Can drive Car
- Own car? None
- Height 5’10” / 177cm
- Approximate weight 11st / 69.9kg / 154lb
- Total years experience with horses Locked
- Previous paid/work experience Locked
- Future disciplines Dressage, Family Yard, Livery, Polo, Rescue, Rehabilitation, Riding School, Showing, Show Jumping, Stud, Therapeutic Riding, Training Yard/Positions, Trekking
- Riding Role? Locked
- Nationality French
- Languages spoken Locked
- Qualifications Locked
- Equine Skills None
- Non-Equine Skills Locked
- Longest time in one job Locked
- Position held in this job Locked
- 2nd longest time in one job Locked
- Position held in this job Locked
- Upload your CV Locked
- Current passport? Locked
- DBS (formerly CRB) or equivalent Locked
- Smoker? Locked
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Last year, I had an accident that changed my life, and being around horses has really helped me manage my PTSD. That experience
made me realise I want to work with horses. I love learning about their behaviour and their physiology. I know they all have their own
personalities–just like we do–and that feeling safe is the most important thing for them. I’m used to manual labour, I can tack up and
lead a horse. I’m not afraid to get my hands dirty. Whether it’s mucking out stables, feeding, or any other hands-on tasks, I’m ready to
roll up my sleeves and get stuck in. I’m aware I have a lot to learn but I’m fully committed to this new career.
