Martina
Rome, Lazio, Italy
About
- Jobseeker No
- 444954
- Status
- Looking
- Gender/Working Couple
- Female
- Age
- 22
- Nationality
- Italy
- Occupation
- Showjumping Groom
- Height
- 1.6m = 5' 2"
- Weight
- 49 kgs = 7 st 10 lb
- Smoke
- BGA Equine Skills CV
- Advanced
Preferences
Bio
Amazzone con 18 anni di esperienza nel mondo equestre e proprietaria di un cavallo. Esperienza nella gestione quotidiana, nella cura e nel benessere del cavallo, nella preparazione al lavoro e nella gestione delle attrezzature. Opero nell’ambito delQualifications
Qualifications
Currently holding the FISE Brevetto riding qualification and working towards the First Grade. Only a few 115 cm show jumping classes remain to complete the requirements.
Duties of Current Occupation
Main Responsibilities
- Daily grooming and care of horses.
- Cleaning and maintaining stables, stalls, and equipment.
- Feeding and monitoring horses’ health and well-being.
- Preparing horses for training and competitions.
- Tacking up and untackin
Equine Work Experience
Equine Experience
18 years of experience in the equestrian world and as a horse owner. Experienced in daily horse care, stable management, grooming, tacking up, and preparing horses for training and competitions. Background in show jumping and flatwork, with a strong focus on equine welfare, horse behaviour, and individual needs. I have also completed numerous horsemanship courses, further developing my understanding of horse behaviour, communication, and training. Currently working towards the FISE First Level riding qualification. Reliable, responsible, and passionate about horses, with a strong commitment to their care and well-being.
Specialities
Groom and horsemanship
Type of Ride Work
Young horses and horsemanship
Competition Details
I have competed in show jumping with a variety of horses under my training and care. I have experience working with horses that had lost confidence in jumping or had developed reluctance to jump. My main focus in these cases was to rebuild their confidence, restore a positive attitude towards jumping, and help them regain their trust in the rider. The goal was to improve their performance and prepare them for resale by their owners, always prioritising the horses’ well-being and confidence.
