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.
No current equine qualifications but have studied up to Degree level and I plan on taking on qualifications in rehabilitation
Sole charge, mucking out, poo picking, turn out, field management, feeding, grooming, tacking up, hacking, bathing, first aid, groundwork, plaiting, stock take
Good experience with young and nervous Horses that are very green in their work and stallions that are settling in and difficult to handle. I have also taken a very keen interest in rehabilitation as several Horses I have Iooked after have been through varying types of rehab. I have managed a PSD Horse who is now back to soundness ridden, which the vets predicted would not happen and also my own Horse is in rehab from Kissing spine and arthritis.
Hacking Horses, happy with a few little spooks and a looky Horse but no spinning, rearing or bucking, anything unsafe like that. I just do not want to be put in that situation. I generally keep very calm Basic schooling, as I am still learning myself to better my level of ridden work. Walk and Trot work, and some lateral work in walk is what I can do competently
Have been travelling Groom for the Dressage yard, so preparing the Lorry and all equipment before leaving and Horse prep the morning of show. Loading and then being in charge of Horses throughout the day, tacking up and bringing back to the Lorry so the rider can focus on the competition
Number of non-attendances (no shows) to job interviews: 0
Number of non-attendances (no shows) to first days of job: 0
Number of Leaving without Notice: 0
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.