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Jobseeker #421999

Ocala, Florida, USA

About
Jobseeker No
421999
Status
Looking
Gender/Working Couple
Female
Age
43
Nationality
USA
Occupation
TBD
Height
1.59m = 5' 2"
Smoke
Drive
Video
https://youtu.be/r4cucu9Uz-w
Preferences
Live-In Position
Bring Own Horse
Locations
(Florida)
Bio
I would love to work directly with horses and riders either at the barn or in retail. I’m a people person with an exceptional understanding of both people and horses. I’m a hard worker, reliable, trust-worthy and focused. Willing to do my best.
Qualifications

Equine First Aid

Duties of Current Occupation

Volunteer for a non-profit OTTB rehabilitation organization. Cared for up to 3-4 horses a day. Grooming, feeding, turnout, training/lunging, riding, trail-riding, barn maintenance, injury maintenance, equipment care, fundraising, event planning.

Equine Work Experience

Intermediate mostly non-competitive rider. Riding most hunter/jumper seat (jumped up to 3ft), competent training level/level 1 dressage. Basic western knowledge. I can tack up both english and western. Spent lots of time grooming, probably a touch out of practice with braiding, but it only takes a few days to get back into the rhythm of things. I know how to clip, braid, pull. I am confident with hot horses/young horses and riders. Mucking stalls, feeding, turnout, injury maintenance, leading, lunging, exercise riding, loading/unloading horses. Tried out tack shop retail and loved it. Was recommended to get more training - they cater to elite and I did not have enough elite experience/knowledge for them.

Specialities

Have worked with pregnant mares, young horses, foals, and a stallion. Able to lead 3-4 horses at a time.

Type of Ride Work

Arabians, thoroughbreds, warmbloods, quarter horses, various sport horses. Have some experience in western pleasure, but I've mostly ridden english, training level/level 1 dressage, and low level jumpers. Lots of trail riding and flatwork.

Competition Details

Not too much experience as a competitor but always rode well when I competed - jumpers. Have assisted other riders with their horses/grooming on their competition days either at shows or getting ready.

Key Skills
Riding Driving license First-Aid Handling Youngstock Schooling Lunging Bandaging Clipping Trim/Pull Exercising Competing People Skills
Areas of Expertise
Dressage Hunting Flatwork Hacking Equine Photography/Videography
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