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Isabel

Half Moon Bay, California, USA

About
Jobseeker No
409029
Status
Looking
Gender/Working Couple
Female
Age
26
Nationality
USA
Marital Status
Married
Occupation
Horse Trainer
Height
1.65m = 5' 4"
Weight
47 kgs = 7 st 5 lb
Smoke
Drive
Preferences
Live-In Position
Bring Own Horse
Locations
(California: Half Moon Bay, 15 miles)
Work Types
Permanent
Work Times
Full-time; Part-time
Notice Required
1 week(s)
Minimum Pay
from $22 hour
Job Types
English Rider; Jumper Rider; Western Rider; Work Rider; Assistant Manager; Broodmare Manager; Classical Trainer; Trainer; Instructor; Foaling Attendant/Nightwatch
Facility Types
Livery; Riding School; Show Jumping; Showing; Breeding/Foaling; Training; Western
Bio
B.S. Animal Sciences (UMD) & 10+ yrs managing large herds (80+ head). 4 yrs as Director’s operational lead. 20+ yrs in show jumping, eventing, vaulting, OTTBs, & caisson units. ISO Equine Director / Barn Manager role in NOVA. Plimptonisabel1@gmail.co
Qualifications

B.S. in Animal Sciences (Equine Emphasis) – University of Maryland Coursework & Technical Focus: Equine Nutrition, Exercise Physiology, Biomechanics, Genetics, Reproduction, Facility Management, and Herd Health Science Specialized Certifications & Training: Custom Saddle Fitting, Adaptive Riding Instruction (NCEFT background), Behavioral Groundwork Psychology, and Vaulting Coaching Practical Credentials: 10+ years large-scale barn management & 20+ years multi-discipline training.

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Duties of Current Occupation

Spearheaded daily operations for 80+ head herd. Led vet/farrier care, custom saddle fittings, seasonal scheduling, staff supervision, winter transitions, & adaptive/vaulting instruction. B.S. Animal Sciences (UMD).

Equine Work Experience

With 20+ years of multi-discipline equestrian experience and 10+ years in barn and herd management, I bring deep practical expertise backed by a B.S. in Animal Sciences (Equine Emphasis) from UMD. For 4+ years, I served as the primary operational lead to the Equine Director at Congressional School, co-managing operations for herds up to 80+ head. My expertise spans preventative healthcare, custom saddle fitting, veterinary and farrier oversight, high turnout management, and seasonal transitions. I am a proven team leader with experience assisting in foaling, handling young stock, and managing dynamic herd psychology. My riding, training, and instructional background includes high-level show jumping, eventing, vaulting coaching, fox hunting, colt breaking, and Off-Track Thoroughbred (OTTB) retraining. I also hold specialized experience in military caisson unit instruction and adaptive riding through NCEFT. Dedicated to high-standard care and rider development.

Specialities

Proven team leader and operational manager with extensive hands-on experience in dynamic herd operations. Assisted in foaling out two mares, with experience handling foals and young stock. Skilled in managing high turnout systems, pastured herds, and individualized care plans. Expertise includes custom saddle fitting, OTTB retraining, vaulting instruction, high-level show jumping, and preventative health protocols. Combines strong leadership with a B.S. in Animal Sciences (UMD).

Type of Ride Work

20+ years of multi-discipline riding, training, and exercise work. Experienced in high-level show jumping, eventing, formal fox hunting, and Western disciplines including cattle roping and rodeo competition. Expert flatwork, groundwork, and biomechanics rider for young, green, or re-training horses—including OTTB restarts, colt breaking, and vaulting horses. Additional background driving and riding heavy draft horses for military caisson units. Versatile across all seats and temperaments.

Competition Details

Extensive background competing across English and Western disciplines, as well as working in high-standard competition environments. Competed locally in Western events, including calf roping, team penning, and gymkhana. On the English side, competed in hunter/jumpers, jumpers, eventing, and dressage. Experienced in managing competition horses, preparing mounts for show days, and maintaining peak athletic conditioning, turn-out standards, and performance health protocols.

Key Skills
Riding Driving license First-Aid Equine First-Aid Schooling Lunging Bandaging Plaiting Teaching Trim/Pull Sole Charge Exercising Starting/Breaking Natural Horsemanship People Skills Long Reining
Areas of Expertise
Dressage Hunting Lecturing Livery Riding School Show Jumping Sole Charge Working with children Working with the disabled Flatwork Hunter Seat
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