Experience with Horses 5 years experience at a rescue centre with ponies, horses donkeys aswell as other farm animals. All companions/youngsters/retired. 18 months at a livery Yard with eventers, happy hackers, showjumpers and ponies. Some schooling, lunging and hacking out. 5 years on a family hunting/ polo yard. Sole charge of 8 hunters and 7 polo ponies (not all in at once) All duties, care, hacking, schooling, record keeping etc. Providing second horses for a senior master and going to polo matches with the youngest son. Key Skills I am a team player and can work well with others which I have demonstrated in the rescue setting and whilst grooming at polo matches. But I am also able to work well on my own as I have been the only groom through the hunt season for 5 seasons. I can cope well in an emergency and under pressure and I work efficiently to a high standard. Strengths and Weaknesses • I enjoy the attention to detail working with horses and getting to know their individual personalities. • I have a wide range of experience in the equestrian world and I am always looking for ways to improve my skills. I am easy going and easy to work with, can take direction well and can work well under pressure. Requirements • I am looking for an opportunity to learn new skills, use the skills I already have and settle down in a long term placement. • Do you need accommodation? Yes • Do you have any special requirements for any animals you wish to bring with you? 3 dogs • Do you have any ongoing commitments? No • Do you have any holidays booked that an employer needs to know of? A week in July for a holiday
Add considerable experience to your CV – why not consider as a short-term contract position (6-9 months available) as well as long-term jobs. If you have an EU or German passport, an adventurous spirit and would like to show what you are capable of or add to your CV, then this could be for you! *Salary £2047.71 per month/£24,572.52 pa annum/£472.54 pw (Euros equivalent) *Food/accommodation and utilities small charge * Must have an EU or German passport *Dog considered. One of the most professional performance horse yards in the world is looking to add to its team with two key Stud Roles to look after broodmares and their foals. You would also be involved in vet checks and inseminations, youngstock handling, stable management, feeding, health care, farrier, etc Grooms/Stud staff interested in working in their world-leading AI laboratory This position requires someone super meticulous and organised to fill and pack the orders for mares to be put in foal to their world-class stallions via AI you don´t need any horse or lab experience at all. This employer is happy to consider junior and senior, experienced or less experienced. Enthusiasm and dedication to work alongside the best horses, riders, and horsepeople. This opportunity would be GREAT FUN and a second-to-none experience which would enhance your career anywhere you chose in the future both at home and abroad. A rare insight into world-class horses, world-class facilities, and a truly remarkable experience for any Groom or Stud Person seriously interested in getting to the top of their game. There are also considerable opportunities for advancement and promotion possibilities if you wish to remain in Germany. Please note: Medical aid – by law both employer and employee have to pay 50% Statutory sick pay – the employer pays for the first 6 weeks of medical insurance, after the 6 weeks they pay around 60-70% 3 meals per day will be provided when working on site, (one of which is a warm cooked meal), the employee pays 163€ per month contribution All employment/immigration /legal administration – The employer will assist with this but there will be a joint responsibility between the employee and Employer. The agency, Caroline carter Recruitment Ltd. in its capacity as an introductory and not an employment agency, does not get involved with this apart from in terms of communication between employee and employer if requested in writing/email by the employee or employer Covid-19 – The employee must have had the 1st and 2nd doses but it is not mandatory to have had the booster. This will be at the employee’s discretion but the employer retains the right to restrict duties without it. Please call Caroline on 0203 006 5730 or email info@carolinecarterrecruitment.com
Experience with Horses I have been around ponies, horses and other animals from an early age, have looked after various animals and ridden all sorts of ponies and horses – from Shetlands to Haflingers to Warmbloods and Thoroughbreds, with occasional instructions/lessons at a riding school. My handling and riding skills are a mixture of classical education and self-taught, with experience working on yards in Germany and the UK. I have experience in and practice natural horsemanship and classical ground&ridden work, liberty, and a variety of other things that keep horses agile and train their brains. My own horse is a 15y old PRE gelding, who I am rehabilitating and re-training. Key Skills Exercising, motivating and training horses, classical and natural horsemanship; keeping horses fit and healthy – physically and mentally. I am competent in all usual aspects of yard work and horse care, can work alone and am fairly self-sufficient, but am also happy working with a good team; I have good observational/cognitive skills and a high level of empathy, like to learn and also pass on my knowledge to others. I have experience in looking after various kinds of animals and properties; I can organize, speak (and write) two languages fluently (German and English) and have a rudimentary grasp of a few others; I am fit, healthy, disciplined and focused. Equine Skills: Ground-and in-hand work, Lunging, Longreining, Liberty/Horsemanship, Flatwork, Gymnastics, Hacking etc.. Grooming, Plaiting, Equine and human 1st aid, Supervisory Skills; open-stable, equicentral and track livery knowledge, some experience in breaking and handling stallions/youngsters. Non-Equine Skills Interior Architecture&Design, Computer Skills, Carpentry, Health&Nutrition, Retail – please enquire Strengths and Weaknesses What do you most enjoy about working with horses? Working together as a team, making positive progress and having an active, healthy lifestyle. Is there anything you’d like to improve? I am always learning; amongst other things I’m interested in sustainable equine- and land management and bio-mechanics. I have knowledge of plants, herbal medicine and various handcrafts (joinery/black- and coppersmithing amongst others), and would be happy to practice/expand these. Happy to attend occasional shows/competitions etc. Why should employers consider you above any other job seeker? That depends on what they’re looking for – I believe there is a perfect fit for everybody. I know I’m very versatile, empathic and have good obsevational skills, so would be interested to be involved in the training/re-training or rehabilitation of horses. I’m very conscientious, a kind and agile rider with a light hand, and a very responsible person with a willing and competitive attitude to learn. Also, I’m flexible regarding location. Requirements What would you like to do or gain in your next job? Would like to keep training my and other horses; a good working environment where I can fully apply my skills and keep learning would be great. Do you need accommodation? Yes, if location is further than an hour away from current home in Nottingham. Do you have any special requirements for any animals you wish to bring with you? I’d
I am 24 years old living in Gloucestershire looking for full time work in a permanent position. I have always loved horses and treat them all as if they are my own and keep care standards high. I used to ride when I was younger (10-14 years old) I am not the most experinced rider as I only started learning to ride again in Oct 2023 and hadn’t been previously taught the correct way. I am hardworking and punctual. I started working at a yard in October 2023 therefore have 7 months of valuable experience. Working in all weathers and conditions and with a variety of different horses, ponies and their temperments. My current job includes, bringing in, preparing feeds, grooming, tacking up, mucking out, day beds and turning out as well as other yard duties that come with the job. I have experince with handling a mare and foal and horses that show agression due to ulcers. I am observent when horses are unwell by noticing changes in their body condition and behaviour and will notify the yard manager of any concerns. I can provide current references from current staff and liveries. I have given horses medication via syringes and held nervous horses/ponies for the farrier, vet and dentist. My job title is currently Working Pupil and I am hoping to pass my BHS Stage 1 exam in July and would like to seek a new yard to work at once I have passed my exam.
Experience with Horses I’ve always been passionate about horses, from when I was 4 years old. When I got older (11) and was able to work as a stable hand at my local riding school, I was able to learn new skills involving experience riding, mucking out, tacking up, plaiting/braiding, organising competitions, working as a team or independently. I have worked with rescue horses/ponies and know how to break and back horses. Key Skills I have experience breaking youngsters in, experience with children and novice riders, I can work alone or as a team, stable hand duties. Strengths and Weaknesses I enjoy the freedom and learning new skills when working with horses as well as being surrounded by other people with the same interests as me.
Experience with Horses With over 15 years experience owning and competing horses, I have developed an extensive knowledge and skills in the equestrian industry. I have competed in showjumping and eventing, and also worked as a polo groom in Australia for two seasons, which involved complete care and training for a team of 8 horses independently. Key Skills I enjoy working as part of a team, but also have the ability to independently manage a group of horses, and self motivate myself to work harder. I particularly excel at riding difficult horses, and in proper turnout etiquette for shows. Strengths & Weaknesses • What do you most enjoy about working with horses? I enjoy having the responsibility and bond between myself and the horses, and seeing the horses succeed in competitions and shows. • Is there anything you’d like to improve? I’d like to improve my knowledge and handling of foals/yearlings/stallions • Why should employers consider you above any other job seeker? I am polite, well-presented and professional with a passion in the equestrian industry. Having previously worked in the industry, I understand what is expected and the amount of work required. Requirements • What would you like to do or gain in your next job? I’d like to improve my professional knowledge and work experience • Do you need accommodation? Yes, if possible • 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? No
Experience with Horses Throughout my academic journey and voluntary work, I have gained diverse experience with horses. I actively volunteered at a Horse rescue and rehabilitation centre, handling and assessing trotters for adoption. Additionally, I managed a barn with eight horses, providing me with hands-on experience in stable management, rehabilitation handling, and re-training trotters transitioning from racing to riding. My academic pursuits in Animal Husbandry, Equine Sport, and Business at Van Hall Larenstein have further honed my theoretical knowledge. Key Skills Working alone and collaboratively Rehabilitation handling Stable management Turning out Basic grooming and handling Clipping Riding young horses Non-equine skills include efficient order management, client engagement, and meticulous spreadsheet tracking gained from my background in delivering exceptional customer service in the bar industry. Strengths and Weaknesses What do you most enjoy about working with horses? Delving into horse training brings me immense satisfaction, particularly the rewarding journey of shaping and guiding young horses. Over my three years of hands-on experience, witnessing their growth and forming connections has become a source of joy, especially as I explore the intricate nuances of dressage. Beyond training, I delight in the non-riding aspects, such as grooming and overall care, fostering a holistic approach to equine well-being. Is there anything you’d like to improve? Despite my valuable three years of experience, my exposure to dressage has been limited. This limitation fuels my eagerness to enhance my skills in dressage training, aiming for a profound understanding of guiding young horses through the complexities of this art. I am committed to continuous improvement and expanding my expertise. Why should employers consider you above any other job seeker? My three years of comprehensive experience provide a strong foundation, demonstrating my passion for training horses. While my proficiency in dressage may be in the early stages, my dedication to learning and excellence is unwavering. Focused on developing young horses, I offer a unique blend of hands-on experience and a commitment to continuous growth. As a quick learner, I am poised to adapt and embark on the next phase of my career in the equine industry. Additionally, my fast-learning abilities ensure that with initial guidance, I can swiftly become independent in just a few weeks, contributing effectively and efficiently to the team. Requirements What would you like to do or gain in your next job? I am eager to take on the role of Groom/Rider, with a primary focus on grooming responsibilities and the added flexibility to engage in riding activities. My riding skills include lunging, flat work, and hacking, covering a spectrum from young horses to older ones. While my dressage experience is limited, I am enthusiastic about gaining more proficiency in this area, aligning with my commitment to continuous learning and growth. Do you need accommodation? YES Do you have any special requirements for any animals you wish to bring with you? While not an immediate need, I have a horse in the Netherlands. I am interested in possibly bringing him with me, and I am open
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. I am a swiss show jumper since age 7. I went to European championships on poney in 2018. I know do 125-135 classes with my horses. My family have a yard with 8 horses and I did my baccalauréat in Sport/Study section at Merzé Competition in Cluny France. My mother used to be a professional horse rider (showjumping et eventing). She did spend over 9 years in UK in her young years. 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 have all the skills to look after top show jumpers. Clipping, working withe others, turning out for shows, handling stallions, riding young horses. I have my car diving licence. Strengths and Weaknesses • What do you most enjoy about working with horses? Going at the shows and prepare young horses. • Is there anything you’d like to improve? Improve my dressage. • Why should employers consider you above any other job seeker? I have alot of feeling with horses and can ride any horse and make the most out of it. Requirements • What would you like to do or gain in your next job? Experience in UK and learn to speak English. • Do you need accommodation? YES • Do you have any special requirements for any animals you wish to bring with you? I would like to take one of my horse with me and compete at showjumping classes. • Do you have any ongoing commitments? Yes I do have lots of commitments. • Do you have any holidays booked that an employer needs to know of? NO HOLIDAYS BOOKED
Experience with Horses I started riding during my childhood and gained my first experience with ponies and horses at Bernhard Fliegl’s horse farm. I was also able to attend smaller courses and successfully completed them with badges. After a few years of experience I had the first of my horses, a Brandenburg mare, which I trained further, among other things in jumping. I rescued my second mare in pregnant condition from a stall on a farm with a friend who was an animal welfare activist. Due to bad experiences she was not manageable and in the few months until her birth I successfully managed to gain her trust, to be able to touch her everywhere, to groom her and to take her for walks. I would like to develop my riding skills even further and expand my knowledge. I have been working as a Trainer in a Pony Club for 2 years. It is especially important to me in dealing with horses that it is a non-violent partnership. I regularly study Natural Horsemanship and incorporate this knowledge into my work with horses. I also have a 5 year old mare which I am currently starting and her yearling.
Experience with Horses I have a good experience with Horses starting wen i have 4 years old, my studies is about horses i do some competitions not to much because i dont have conditions to pay all shows so just ride at home every day and working with some riders i work with dressage and show Jumping riders and keep good experience with them. Key Skills Experience with Show Jumping Horses, Dressage Horses, Show Groom, Young Horses, Stalions, Mares, etc.. Strengths and Weaknesses • My life is about horses so this is my motivation to keep going. • I like learn every day to can be better ? • I have a good experience with all type of horses included show horses, school horses, home horses, Foals, Young Horses, etc… Requirements • Couple Work Rider and Groom. • House included. • Nice payment. • Holidays pay
Experience with Horses I started riding when i was 10 years old in a rinding school, i stayed there for 6 years and then i decided that i wanted to work with horses for the rest of my life and went to school where i studied for 3 years and i become a equine management technician, i finished my studies last year (2023). In 2022 my parents were able to buy me my first horse, and we trained both in dressage, witch is a dream for me. At the moment i am not working with horses because were in Portugal we don’t have too much good conditions of work in this area. Key Skills i am good at cleaning, tacking up the horses, bandaging, preparing the horses to competitions, i am learning how to clip a horse correctly, i know braiding but i need to improve my skills witch is easy for me. Strengths and Weaknesses • it’s difficult to tell in words my feelings for horses, but they are my daily routine, they make me happy, i am really passionate for them and want to include them in my routine forever. • I treat all the horses like they are mine, i want to see them happy, beauty and healthy. Since i have confidence of the owner/boss i will show my best side and everyone will be capable to see how much i care for the well-being of the horses. Requirements • i need accomodation • i only want to work with good and friendly people. • I am in the process to have the passport done • I have summer holidays booked for 26 july to 4 august but it’s something that can be discussed
Experience with Horses I have been riding and grooming horses for 25 years. Now I want my passion to become my job. Key Skills I can break horses with Parelli method or with traditional method, ride young horses and bring them to show jumping competitions, compete up to 1.35 meters. I like to teach people how to ride, and work with others. Strengths and Weaknesses I like the daily work with horses to appreciate their improvements day by day. I like to teach people how to ride: I usually receive a positive feedback. I like to be part of a team, grooming and riding horses to prepare them for competitions I would like to learn from a professional rider that compete in 1.60 m show jumping competitions. I like to work hard, be part of a team, and stay in contact with horses Requirements I would like to have the possibility to ride horses, at home or in show jumping competitions, and to stay in contact with other people who share my same passion for horses. I need accommodation. At the moment I do not have my own horse or other pets. I do not have any ongoing commitment or booked holiday
*Top Remuneration negotiable depending on experience, (no barrier to application) *Annual bonus *Private healthcare *Pension *Lovely Family accommodation available if required * Great career opportunity Expanding TB Stud Farm (200+ acres), with a growing mare band (target 30-35 high-quality mares) and a good deal of success, (colts sold in book k 1 & bk2) is now looking for an ambitious Stud Manager looking to stretch themselves and their career. This is a position for someone whose career is on the way up. An experienced and ‘well-travelled’ professional with strong attention to detail, you will enjoy working with different groups of people, contributing and a thorough understanding of the management of a broodmare band and the development and preparation of their progeny for sale and their future racing career. Knowledge and understanding of the worldwide thoroughbred industry and an international network of contacts would be a real bonus. Modern management and leadership skills will impress with an ability to lead from the front, inspiring others to deliver the best care of the horses and the farm’s general upkeep. Overseeing the highest standards, you will run a team including an experienced Stud Groom, a senior second man /yearling manager along with hardworking and capable Stud Hands. Could suit someone who is currently a Stud Manager/Stud Groom or who can take that next step. All previous Stud Managers have been in this position for good periods of time, so this would demonstrate a rewarding and happy environment awaits the right candidate. If you feel you are ready for that next move and interested in a confidential discussion then please do contact Caroline and the Team on 07747 686118/203 006 5730 or email a full CV to caroline@carolinecarterrecruitment.com
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Job Description FEI Dressage Rider seeks an experienced groom to travel with her competition horses throughout the year during training and shows. Ideally, we are looking for someone who wishes to be with the horses throughout the entire year, but are also open to temporary or short term. About us: Niki is a very hands-on rider looking for a groom to tag-team the day-to-day with her and care for the competition string. The position requires daily equine care included but not limited to: grooming, feeding, turn outs, bathing, tacking up, bandaging, blanketing, stall cleaning and overall management of 5 dressage competition horses. Seasonal management of 3 retired horses while based in Montana. Looking for a motivated/ caring individual with attention to detail and a focus on the overall horses’ well being. A proactive approach to horse management and experience with international level competition grooming is preferred. Open to grooms who have worked at the FEI level in showjumping, dressage, or other disciplines. Team player work mentality and positive attitude are a must. The ideal candidate will be excited to travel with the horses, hold a valid passport, and be confident giving medications, and lunging. Driving a truck and trailer is a plus. Opportunities to ride in Montana are available but not required. Horses range from young horse to FEI. Position is based at a gorgeous private dressage barn located in Montana (next to the filming of Yellowstone!) during the summer, Arizona in the fall and Wellington, FL in the winter. All barns are immaculately kept by a team of employees. Housing and car will be provided on a case by case basis. This is a payroll position with the overall package based on experience and contract term. Open to sponsoring/VISA’s for an international groom if the right fit and on a long term contract only. Minimum Requirements Driving license First-Aid Equine First-Aid Handling Youngstock Lunging Bandaging Plaiting Clipping Sole Charge People Skills Accommodation details Live-in required Benefits Based on experience
*Salary £35,000 PA depending on experience and qualifications.*5 day week *Horse welcomed *Discretionary, generous end of year bonus *Overtime available *Very interesting role We have placed several staff with these employers over the years and most are still in situ with the feedback in all respects extremely positive. ‘Lovely family, a great place to work, nice people, more than fair remuneration Exciting Role on a small yard of 10 rare breed/schoolmaster horses for a really lovely private HNW family. The family reside in the UK seasonally and now needs an accomplished, calm, confident, self-starter with a passion for high standards of horse care and VIP client interactions to join the team. The daily role is inclusive of completing all yard jobs to a high standard, and exercising the horses both under saddle and in the carriage (opportunity to learn to carriage drive if not currently in your skillset). The horses need to be kept in a manner that keeps the horses suitably trained for their intended purpose and with a high level of turnout and yard. In the season the role is similar to a competition groom role, exciting and dynamic with different requests to fulfil on the main premises inclusive of pony riding, carriage driving, trekking, photoshoots, events and more! The ideal candidate would possess their HGV licence, but at minimum, the candidate will need to be confident driving a 3.5t and towing with a manual car and trailer with a willingness to obtain a HGV with the employer’s sponsorship longer-term. The candidate will need to be flexible regarding hours during the “season” the family are in residence as some events run into the evenings, this time is well remunerated and those that go above and beyond to make the residency period run smoothly are well rewarded with a very generous discretionary bonus at the end of the season. Daily working location is based in Hook, Hampshire, main estate based near Windsor, during the “season” you will be required to work from either/both locations. Could be live-in or live-out position but a relocation package is offered whereby the employer provides allowance for accommodation for 4 months, (giving time to look for own accommodation in the area). Amazing private facilities with space for 20 horses but family have <10 : International sized arena, own gallops and show jumps. Great hacking. Call Caroline and The Grooms List team on 0203 006 5730 or email info@carolinecarterrecruiment.com
Position is based at a gorgeous private dressage barn located in Montana (next to the filming of Yellowstone!) during the summer, Arizona in the fall and Wellington, FL in the winter. All barns are immaculately kept by a team of employees. Housing and car will be provided on a case by case basis. This is a payroll position with the overall package based on experience and contract term. Open to sponsoring/VISA’s for an international groom if the right fit and on a long term contract only.
Job Description Sole charge Part Time Groom position for small National Hunt Stud in Cotswolds. Approx 4-5 hours a day, 5-6 days per week 8am – 1.00pm. Beautiful Cotswold Farm with approx 10 – 12 horses including mares, foals, youngstock, retirees, and horses out of training (one Connemara Hunter). Would suit well organised and hardworking individual with an interest in racing or the stud industry. We are looking for a happy outgoing and reliable person to help on this family farm with our lovely horses. Riding available if wanted. Full driving licence. Minimum Requirements All aspects of Yard Management and Maintenance Thoroughbred experience Driving Licence Good People Skills Organised, Reliable, Tidy Equine First Aid Accommodation details No Accommodation
Join our prestigious team at Millfield School as a Senior Groom, where you will play a vital role in our renowned Equestrian Centre. With up to 40 horses and top-notch facilities including indoor and outdoor arenas. Millfield School offers an exciting and dynamic environment for passionate equestrians like you. In this pivotal role, you’ll collaborate closely with the Stable Manager, overseeing various crucial aspects. Your duties span a wide spectrum, from managing a professional livery service to supporting students with their horses and fostering a nurturing learning environment. Meticulous record-keeping to ensure seamless administrative processes, while maintaining exemplary standards in horse care remains paramount. In the Stable Manager’s absence, you’ll take the lead in the running of the yard, handling horse health emergencies and establishing clear and effective communication channels with clients, vets, farriers and suppliers. You’ll also ensure that the horses, equipment and vehicles are suitably prepared for competitions and events. The ideal candidate will have industry experience in maintaining high standards of horse care, with a minimum qualification of BHS Stage 3 care. You will be confident in handling fit competition horses and possess a good understanding of the nutritional needs of a variety of horses. Additionally, you will have previous supervisory experience and demonstrate confidence in leading a team in the absence of the Stable Manager. This is a full time, all year-round position working on average of 48 hours per week throughout the year. During term time you will work between the hours of 6:45am to 6:30pm, 5 days per week and during non-term time you will work between the hours of 7:30am to 5:30pm, 5 days per week, with a 1.5-hour lunch break. In return, you will receive a salary of £31,100.16 per annum along with a range of staff benefits. On site accommodation is available in an ensuite room with shared lounge and kitchen at the affordable rate of £110 per month, inclusive of bills and all meals. **Please note that applications will be considered on receipt, and as a result the vacancy may close early should an appointment be made. As such we would recommend submitting your application as soon as possible**
Experience with Horses I have always had horses and I have ridden since I was very young. I have good contact with animals, I feed them, brush them… Key Skills I am particulary good at working with teamwork, plaiting, farm maintenance work, cleaning, feeding the animals, riding horses and physical work. Strengths and Weaknesses • What do you most enjoy about working with horses? What I enjoy the most about working with horses is the contact with animals, working outside in nature, do physical work. • Is there anything you’d like to improve? I would like to learn more about horses, new skills in riding, have initial experience in the world of work. • Why should employers consider you above any other job seeker? I would be determined, motivated, dynamic, very attentive, curious and conscientious. Always very attentive and smiling. Requirements • What would you like to do or gain in your next job? I would like to gain : new skills, new experiences and improve my english. • Do you need accommodation? Yes I do. • Do you have any special requirements for any animals you wish to bring with you? No I do not. • Do you have any ongoing commitments? No I don’t. • Do you have any holidays booked that an employer needs to know of? I do not.
