Interested in living and working at a premier dressage and eventing barn in Frederick County, Maryland? We are currently seeking a dedicated, live-in working student with the desire to grow into an assistant trainer role. The position is designed to teach the fundamentals of horse care and training through hands-on work experience. It is essential that the student have a strong work-ethic, good time management skills, and a keen interest in learning.
This professional position in the Equine Industry requires and true Horseperson wanting a full time position in the Horse Industry. Contact HollisRanch.com for an initial phone interview. Phone us @ 603-465-2672
Searching for an individual to manage a private 65-acre horse form and low-goal polo operation in Texas.
Well paid job, in an area of outstanding natural beauty.
We have had a working student internship program for 2 decades. Many of our graduates have gone on to accomplish great things in the horse industry. If you are successful, you will leave with a fantastic reference and letter of recommendation in addition to gaining an invaluable amount of experience. What will you gain? Exactly what you put in. We love to work with students who can use this internship for college credit too, but that is not mandatory.
At the end of last year I undertook the training for the BHS Level 1 Care and Ride and BHS Level 2 Care, Ride and Lunge sections. I was due to take my exams over the last few months however they were cancelled due to the current COVID situation. I am just waiting to have these exams booked back in.
I have a range of A-C GCSE grades which can been seen on my CV and also took various AS/A Levels which at school.
After school I attended college and have an NVQ in Hairdressing.
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I have been involved with horses for nearly 19 years. I have ridden in various places; riding schools, a stud farm, hacking lessons, private riding and shows.
I have worked for various riding school from a young age in exchange for lessons. I have attended pony camps, shows, clinics (ridden and groundwork) and various other locations throughout the years.
I have also assisted at a family friend's stud farm close to home which included general yard duties and the introduction to the workings of a stud farm.
For the last few years I have focused more on my own horse around working full time in another industry and having private lessons. I have also started teaching a few of the liveries at my yard, one of which is my sister who has been bought her first pony.
I am more confident on the flat than over fences currently due to a car accident a few years ago which has affected my physically.
I currently do a lot of schooling with my green horse at the moment.
I have competed at local, unaffiliated competitions only at this stage due to time and travel restrictions. I used to compete in showjumping and inland classes with my ponies/horses over the years.
Lately, I have been competing less and coaching my younger sister at shows/home preparation which has taken most of my time up.
At a younger age, I competed in the local summer camps at a riding school.
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Interested in living and working at a premier dressage and eventing barn in Frederick County, Maryland? We are currently seeking a dedicated, live-in working student with the desire to grow into an assistant trainer role. The position is designed to teach the fundamentals of horse care and training through hands-on work experience. It is essential that the student have a strong work-ethic, good time management skills, and a keen interest in learning.
This professional position in the Equine Industry requires and true Horseperson wanting a full time position in the Horse Industry. Contact HollisRanch.com for an initial phone interview. Phone us @ 603-465-2672
Searching for an individual to manage a private 65-acre horse form and low-goal polo operation in Texas.
Well paid job, in an area of outstanding natural beauty.
We have had a working student internship program for 2 decades. Many of our graduates have gone on to accomplish great things in the horse industry. If you are successful, you will leave with a fantastic reference and letter of recommendation in addition to gaining an invaluable amount of experience. What will you gain? Exactly what you put in. We love to work with students who can use this internship for college credit too, but that is not mandatory.