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• Dressage Groom/Working Student (Wellington-Florida-United States) Sun, 23 Nov 2008 04:49:00
  All aspects of grooming top dressage horses. Riding an average of 2-3 horses per day. Lessons with Grand Prix trainer. Grooming at shows. Daily job duties include tacking up, cool down care, bathing, wrapping, hand walking, turnout, stall picking, feeding, tack cleaning, laundry, etc. Six day work week.
  Applicants please email your resume, references and if possible a video of your riding. Salary: based on experience
• Wrangler (Greer-Arizona-United States) Sat, 22 Nov 2008 16:06:00
  We are possibly looking for a wrangler at this time (starting December 2008) and/or will need someone closer to the spring. We are most interested in someone who can help with the training of our young horses, conditioning and handling our guest horses, as well as ranch maintenance, cleaning stables, leading trail rides, etc, etc. Salary: 8.00/hour
• Stable Assistant (Scituate-Massachusetts-United States) Sat, 22 Nov 2008 08:16:00
  Seeks part-time stable assistance. Duties in this position may include feeding, turning out/in, stall cleaning, paddock picking, general maintenance and cleaning, grooming, tacking, and exercising. There may be an opportunity to teach for qualified candidates. Hours are negotiable. Salary: $8.50 to start
• Working Student (Earlysville-Virginia-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 23:29:00
  Job includes taking care of dressage and sales horses, stallions and young horses. Applicant should be motivated, responsible and reliable. Duties include stall cleaning, tack, turn-out, exercising ( depending on skill level ), grooming.
  Regular lessons, opportunities to show. Salary: $350 per mth
• Phone Sales (Harrodsburg-Kentucky-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:40:00
  To do phone sales(admissions) for an equine school. Must have sales experiance and and know horses. Phone sale experiance would be great. No cold calling. To return calls back to perspective students who have inquired about our programs. Good commissions. Salary: good commission
• Trainer (Pompton Plains-New Jersey-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:40:00
  Hunter/Jumper Trainer sought for established equestrian center in Northern NJ. Close proximity to NYC. Outstanding opportunity for experienced individual. Salary: Negotiable
• Barn Manager (Sudbury-Massachusetts-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:40:00
  Busy boarding, showing and lesson Huntseat/Jumper/Equitation barn seeks knowledgeable stable manager for full time position. Salary: TBD
• Barn Manager (Otego-New York-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:40:00
  Looking for someone to do 3-4 hours of barn manager duties 5-6 days a week in return for a free stall and a free lesson 1 time a week.
  Duties include feeding, turning out, mucking stalls, some light riding to school our therapeutic horseback riding horses. Great opportunity to learn how to manage a barn and get lots of hands on experience. Salary: free board for 1 horse and free lessons
• Groom (Wilson-North Carolina-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:40:00
  Swedish four in hand driver is looking for 1-2 grooms for the driving horses to take care of at home and at shows. We have living at the farm in North Carolina. A lot of traveling in Amerika and Europe for shows. Salary: 100
• Rider / Groom Dressage (Aiken-South Carolina-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:40:00
  high end dressage sales—seeks groom/manager——- riding for the right person—-salary housing great environment—-nov thru dec aiken, sc then to wellington fl jan - apr then back to aiken—-beautiful apartment —–future in sales for aspiring dressage pro—if interested call lisa 760-672-9090 Salary: $2,000 plus living expenses
• Farm Sitter (Summerville-South Carolina-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:40:00
  We currently have four horses at home, the rest are at our trainers. We go out of town a lot for shows and to go ride at the trainers. The job would include feeding, cleaning stalls, grooming, lungeing. IT would mostly be on weekends and sometimes during the week when we are at shows. Salary: Dependent on experience
• Assistant Barn Manager/Temporary (Milton-Georgia-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:40:00
  This is a temporary full time position offering approximately 30 hours a week for a period of 2-3 months while our Assistant Barn Manager recovers from optional surgery. Currently the hours are roughly Monday- Friday from 8-2, although, at times, this is subject to change to accomodate clinics, etc.

  Responsibilities include daily feeding, turnout, blanketing and maintaining overall appearance of facilities. Great attention to detail on the safety and well being of our horses is required. No stalls to muck!

  Experience with horses is required

  This temporary job may lead to a permanent part time to full time position. Salary: doe

• Barn Manager (Middleburg-Virginia-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:40:00
  Looking for an experienced rider to help manage the barn for 4 show warm blood horses. This includes feeding, grooming, general barn duties, tacking up, and cooling down.

  Will consider trade if you have your own horses and wish to board your horse in this exquisite equestrian center in Middleburg Va. Salary: TBD

• Grooms (Newton-New Jersey-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:40:00
  Looking for one or more grooms and or asst. farm manager to work primarily with international level combined driving horses. Must have the ability to travel in the United States and Europe. Salary is competitive, and commensurate with experience. Resume and references are required. Salary: TBN
• Barn Manager/Trainer (Mississippi-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 21:40:00
  Teaching beginner-advanced hunter seat equitation; school program; IHSA team; manage barn; some riding Salary: TBD
• Rider/Groom (Unionville-Pennsylvania-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 17:53:00
  Small, private show hunter barn in southeastern PA seeks to add rider/groom to our staff. In addition to show hunters we have fox hunters and a small breeding program. Duties of this full time position include care of horses (we have twelve stalls and three in staff), riding (usually 3-4 per day) and some possible farm chores. Job includes an excellent salary, newly built apartment and health care. This is a full time live in position which does not require travel. It is an excellent opportunity for someone wanting to work with top level professionals in a congenial working environment. Salary: negotiable with regard to experience
• Aupair/Exercise Rider (Atlanta-Georgia-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 13:28:00
  Top hunter/jumper training and show barn seeking children and horse lover. If you have experience in babysitting and have good basic riding skills, you are the person for us! Starting January 2009, we are looking for a responsible, dependable and caring person to take care of our 1 year old baby girl and exercise our horses part of the time. Job also involves travelling to shows. Riding lessons available. Cozy two bedroom/two bath apartment on the grounds provided. References in child care required. Salary: Not specified
• Working Student (Atlanta-Georgia-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 13:19:00
  Working student position to assist in caring for 6 or less horses with 1 other person Travel to shows and learn all aspects of caring for A show horses. Lovely working conditions. Some riding and training depending on your ability and physical condition.Small salary and apt w utilities and cable email penoakltd@bellsouth.net directly Salary: negotiable
• Farm Maintenance (Knoxville-Maryland-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 02:27:00
  Daily chores and farm maintenance. Energetic& passionate about horses and farm life. Can operate some small machinery. Small number of horses to care for with potential for growth if interested. This is a beautiful place, all amenitites…it is not fast paced, very low key. Salary: negotiable
• Groom (Cherryville-North Carolina-United States) Fri, 21 Nov 2008 01:05:00
  Full care for 12+ horses, groom and exercise owner’s horses, assist vet and farrier, bandaging and emergent care. Salary: based on experience
• Working Student/Groom Dressage, Breeding Facilty (Silver Creek-Georgia-United States) Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:26:00
  We have position opening for January. Students must be at least 20 years old to apply

  Students receive dressage lessons from USDF Bronze and Silver medalist. Have the opportunity to show, train warmbloods and Friesians. You will have the opportunity to ride with International clinicians at our hosted clinics. You will have the opportunity to learn and assist in stallion collection, AI, foaling. Regular duties include feeding, mucking, tacking/untacking, cleaning tack, turnouts, vet medications, schooling horses. We will provided free full board, this includes hay, grain, shaving, etc. You will be required to cover your horses vet bills, farrier ect.

  You will be living with others but will have your own room, tidiness is a key. We are looking for dependability, responsibility, honesty, self motivation, intense work ethic, a love of horses, and the ability to be a team player. This is a drug free environment. Salary: Stipened Lessons Housing

• Experienced Farm Help Needed, (Position Available) (Silver Creek-Georgia-United States) Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:25:00
  Position open. Winter - about 4-5 hours a day.
  Looking for Mature Female to turn out, stall-cleaning, mowing, & other light farm work . Must have Light handyman skills to fix and maintain barn or fence. Might need to assist in teasing mares, handling stallions, assisting with AI, halter breaking foals, mare watch during breeding season. You will be living with another farm hand, so tidiness is a key. We are looking for dependability, responsibility, honesty, self motivation, intense work ethic, a love of horses, and the ability to be a team player. This is a drug free environment. This is a TEAM environment. Must be self motivated and ENJOY horses. Must be able to handle stallions. Salary: See Description
• Groom Needed (Wellington-Florida-United States) Thu, 20 Nov 2008 16:58:00
  Looking for full-time Groom (experience required) to travel on the showjumping circuit. Riding a plus, but not required. Must be team player with a great work ethic! Salary: determined by experience
• Assistant Manager/Farm Maintenance (Huntington-New York-United States) Thu, 20 Nov 2008 15:47:00
  We are looking for an assistant manager with emphasis on maintenance of facility and equipment. Experience with tractors and arena maintenance is a must. There will also be barn duties, and the person we are looking for needs to be a team player willing to help with what is needed to make the barn run smoothly on a day to day basis. Salary: 25,000
• Barn Manager/ Asst. Instructor (Killingworth-Connecticut-United States) Thu, 20 Nov 2008 13:27:00
  Top Cat Farm in Killingworth Ct. is looking for a barn manager / asst. instructor. Applicant must be able to supervise working student’s , help train horses , and teach lesson’s.We are a small training facility focused on individual growth in classical dressage and hunter/ jumper’s. Positive attitude and energy important. Salary: Based on experience
• Groom/Stable Help (Chancelor-Alabama-United States) Wed, 19 Nov 2008 18:26:00
  Feed, turn out, muck stalls, groom, ride, lunge, go to horse shows. Must be a self motivated hard worker with good work ethic. Will recieve training and horse showing if motivated. Salary: Neg. depending on experience.
• Part Time Mucker/Groom. (Bahama-North Carolina-United States) Wed, 19 Nov 2008 16:50:00
  Saturday, Sunday, Monday 7am - 5:30 pm.
  OR
  Would also consider hiring more than one person to cover some shifts.
  7am-12pm 3:30pm-5:30pm.

  Duties include mucking, moving horses for turnout, water.
  For the right person there is an opportunity to groom, tack, set jumps and possibly eventually ride depending on ability and experience. Salary: hourly/ depends on experience

• Working Student (Bend-Oregon-United States) Wed, 19 Nov 2008 08:11:00
  We are looking for help with mucking and feeding. Staff will be invited to, but not required to participate in clicker training horses.

  We have horses of various levels, from babies who have never been touched to donated stallions worth thousands of dollars. We have the most need for colt starting, but will only allow you to ride if you carry trainer’s insurance.

  We are a non-profit organization so there are volunteers and visitors in and out all day long. Staff must be able to operate in an incredibly distracting environment while still being friendly to surprise visitors.

  You can live in a 5th wheel at the ranch, we can rent you a quality apartment off site, or you can make your own accommodations. We offer use of a truck and a gas allowance.

  We have a roundpen, an arena with jumps and trail obstacles and the property backs up to trails. We have tack you can borrow if needed.

  Our trainers attend shows regularly and there is opportunity to bring your own horse.

  We can offer pasture board for your horse.

  The climate in this area is very tolerable - 300 days of sun per year, about 45-55 most winter days, about 80-90 most summer days. There is a community college and a 4 year college in town so it is possible to go back to school while working at the ranch.

  People working at the ranch will gain significantly more experience in dealing with injuries and health issues than people working at a squeaky clean show barn. You see the real thing here and learn how to deal with it. You will interact with our vet and farrier weekly and will learn a great deal about nutrition and first aid.

  There is an outhouse at the ranch, a microwave, and two refrigerators so it’s easy to snack at work.

  You will have the opportunity to have your training methods challenged by all horsenalities and horses of all skill levels. We offer the rare opportunity to train 100 horses and instruct 10-20 volunteers a day should you choose. Salary: trade

• Exercise Rider (Folsom-Louisiana-United States) Mon, 17 Nov 2008 23:13:00
  We neen an individual to start young horses basically meaning that after the ground work has been completed (lunging and driving) this individual would start the riding process. Basically, we first ride in a round pen, then move onto the field and finally to the race track. Salary: Dependant upon skill level
• Heavy Equipment Operator (Palmer-Texas-United States) Sun, 16 Nov 2008 19:44:00
  Experienced Heavy Equipment Operator needed to run newer bull dozer, excavator and other equipment as needed on a permanent basis. We have 280 acres requiring extensive dirt work, land clearing and grading. We recently purchased our own John Deere 220C Excavator and John Deere 750 Dozer.

  Please email your resume or listing of experience and salary requirements to: uofrgrad94@aol.com Salary: DOE

• Show Jumping Groom (Florida-United States) Sat, 15 Nov 2008 23:26:00
  all areas of show jumpers’ care…grooming only…
  take care of competion horses at home and on the road. jan.-march in wellington, fl. must love horses, be reliable, have good attitude, be honest, have a positive outlook on life, and work well with others… Salary: negotiable
• Working Student Rider (Warwick-New York-United States) Sat, 15 Nov 2008 20:01:00
  No stall cleaning except for shows!

  am and pm feeding , lunging riding working with stallions as well as foals and young horses. braiding for shows.lots of showing and clinics 3 lessons a week included.riding everyday

  Happy outgoing personality a must!!!! Salary: paid position

• Part Time Instructor - Hunter/Jumper (Pittstown-New Jersey-United States) Sat, 15 Nov 2008 19:34:00
  We are currently looking for a qualified professional to teach beginner through advanced lessons, and be able to train students and horses up to the Jr./Ao Jumpers, Equitation and Hunters at the A-rated show level. Applicant must have prior experience showing and training up to the 4′ jumpers/hunters, and be able to ride horses in training. Applicant must be able to act in a courteous and professional manner at all times, and be able to promote the business to expand its growth thru word of mouth. This job is on a part time basis. Not a live in position. References and previous experience necessary. Salary: Negotiable
• Working Student (Pittstown-New Jersey-United States) Sat, 15 Nov 2008 19:34:00
  This position would be best filled by someone wanting more experience with the show jumping world and care of grand prix level horses. No salary is provided for the position. Some riding available depending on experience. Salary: None - Working Student
• Barn Manager (Pittstown-New Jersey-United States) Sat, 15 Nov 2008 18:54:00
  We are a multi faceted boarding, training and sales facility looking for a self motivated individual to help run our facility. You would be responsible for managing staff, making feed, managing our small breeding program, light office work, and keeping the farm running smoothly. Applicant must have good customer service skills and phone sales skills to be able to deal with in house customers and potential customers who may call. Applicant must be able to schedule and manage, farrier, vets, and any other appointments need to maintain horses’ and barn’s needs. Applicant must be able to inventory and keep barn stocked with hay, straw, feed, medications and all other supplies needed for barn to run smoothly. We would like an applicant who has teaching experience up to training Jr./Ao. Jumpers, Equitation, and Hunters at the local shows. Must be able to act and operate in a professional and courteous manner at all times. Salary: Neg.
• Groom/Barn Manager (Westerville-Ohio-United States) Fri, 14 Nov 2008 02:47:00
  Grooming at home and at shows. Exercising horses. Driving horse trailer. Clipping. Managing small private barn. Salary: negotiable
• Handyman (Snohomish-Washington-United States) Thu, 13 Nov 2008 16:08:00
  We’re looking for a person with handyman skills who can help with all kinds of barn, home, arena and acreage related tasks in exchange for a smallish amount of money — it will work out to about $100-200 a week, a bit less if you live on site in our RV. The primary benefit will be an education in learning to train horses in the classical French method from our director, Craig Stevens, an internationally recognized expert in the field. Please take the time to review our website before replying. www.classical-equitation.com is where you’ll find us, reply through the “contact us” link there. Salary: ~100-200 per week, plus education
• Working Student-Professional Training Course (Snohomish-Washington-United States) Thu, 13 Nov 2008 15:49:00
  Please REVIEW OUR WEBSITE before responding to this query, and respond via the email address listed there. Only seriously interested riders should apply. This is a full time professionals course, and it requires a one year commitment to study classical equitation with Craig Stevens. If you are not seriously interested in learning to become a trainer and instructor in this method, it is not for you.

  Part time low wage employment opportunity possible for one or two of the working students during the course, but you must be a US citizen to be paid. If you apply yourself here you will learn to teach, and you will learn to train horses, and how far you take it from there is up to you. All disciplines are welcome. Salary: stipend possible, but not commonly given

• Dressage Rider (Orlando/Oviedo-Florida-United States) Thu, 13 Nov 2008 15:24:00
  Touring and riding with The World Famous Lipizzaner Stallion Show and playing many arenas and venues throughout the US and Canada. Preparation of horse grooming prior to performance. Riders MUST BE 4TH LEVEL DRESSAGE TRAINED & LEGAL TO WORK IN US TO BE CONSIDERED . Salary: min to start $500
• Stablehand/Stagehand, Touring Lipizzan Show (Orlando/Oviedo-Florida-United States) Thu, 13 Nov 2008 15:20:00
  This is for TOURING WORLD FAMOUS LIPIZZANER STALLIONS SHOW… to start early December for the 2009 tour, hotel room and transp.in tour coach. Clean, valid USA drivers lic. help drive groom vehicle. Lift 40+ lbs. MUST have experience handling Stallions. Team worker need to help riders backstage. Also MUST be a US citizen or green card holder. Salary: start $455pw to $505 after 8 wk favorable review
• Dressage Trainer (Santa Rosa-California-United States) Wed, 12 Nov 2008 21:49:00
  Dressage trainer with successful show record through fourth level. We have a beautiful new covered arena with 40 stalls ready for a trainer to fill. Should have established clientel or able to develop new clients. Salary: Open
• Event Groom/Working Student (Nashville-Tennessee-United States) Wed, 12 Nov 2008 20:45:00
  Seeking a responsible, self-motivated groom to travel to Ocala, FL for the winter season. Job includes daily feeding, stall cleaning, grooming, tacking, and general care for upper-level event horses. Will also be travelling to events. Friendly work environment–you will never be working alone. Opportunity to bring your own horse. Possibility of riding and competing ours. Lessons provided on your horse or ours, if desired.

  While I am currently only looking for a groom for Florida, should the right person come along, there is possibility to continue the position. Salary: Negotiable

• Groom/Rider (Brewster-New York-United States) Tue, 11 Nov 2008 13:05:00
  Daily care of show jumpers from sales horses to top grand prix horses, including grooming, riding, travelling to shows depending on experience. Accomadation and use of vehicle available. Salary: depending on experience
• Groom (Socorro-New Mexico-United States) Tue, 11 Nov 2008 06:41:00
  Groom for dressage rider and/or assistant with young horse training. Mare, foal, and other young horse handling is required. Salary: TBD
• Working Student/ Au Pair (Huntsville-Alabama-United States) Mon, 10 Nov 2008 21:46:00
  Care of all horses with help from manager/trainer/instructor.
  Duties to include but not limited to:
  Feeding
  Turn in/out
  Mucking
  Grooming
  Assisting vet, farrier, chiropractor,owners and students.
  Trailering
  Traveling to shows
  Exercising
  Pulling/Plaiting manes and tails
  Clipping
  Trimming
  Bandaging Salary: NEG
• Working Student (Randallstown-Maryland-United States) Mon, 10 Nov 2008 12:08:00
  This position is designed for the person who wants to gain experience in the horse industry and not waste their money on expensive equine schools. Gain experience in training horses, horse care, equine first aid and health care, tractor operation, and general farm management. Position will include daily riding and training. Showing possible, lots of trail riding. We train flat-shod smooth-gaited breeds (Tenn. Walkers, Rackers, etc.) using sound, natural methods. Experience not required, great attitude and willingness to work hard and learn are required. This is a 6-month program. Position available March 2009. Salary: see below
• Apprentice/Working Student (Clarksburg-Maryland-United States) Mon, 10 Nov 2008 06:24:00
  Serious student for Dressage/CT/Breeding facility. Great opportunity for right person-basic barn duties–riding is a MUST [require good basics--we will provide training] Not afraid of work–may compete/attend clinics Salary: weekly stipend–upon exer
• Exercise Rider (Burbank-California-United States) Sun, 9 Nov 2008 19:21:00
  California racing stable has immediate opportunity for experienced Exercise Rider. Gallop horses in training and assist with daily operations for additional income. Duties and compensation flexible. Additional mounts available in the area for even more income. If you are licensed as an Exercise Rider in California, you are encouraged to apply. Salary: nego
• Farm Worker (Tennessee-United States) Sun, 9 Nov 2008 14:08:00
  general help,mucking stalls,groom,barn and farm maintenance. Salary: 350.00 weekly
• Apprentice-Working Student (Clarksburg-Maryland-United States) Sun, 9 Nov 2008 12:25:00
  We are looking for two apprentices for our Dressage/Combined Training/Sport Horse Breeding farm in Maryland. Must be a rider!! Experience in Dressage or Combined Training. Must have references–a WONDERFUL opportunity for the right individual–willing to work for their education–for details–please email for interview instructions.
  WE ARE ALSO LOOKING FOR A YOUNG PROFESSIONAL–individual with experience in training/teaching–

  Dede Bierbrauer
  “R” Dressage Judge
  FEI Instructor/Trainer Salary: based upon experience

• Instructor (Surf City-New Jersey-United States) Sun, 9 Nov 2008 02:44:00
  Instructor for lesson program beginner to advance Salary: $15 per hour for instruction and % for extra’s
• Working Student For Eventing Barn (Augusta-New Jersey-United States) Sat, 8 Nov 2008 21:14:00
  The Working Student Position:
  Being a working student is a valuable learning experience not only for improving your riding skills, but also in what it takes on a daily basis to be competitive at all levels. You will learn about fitness programs, proper turn out and care of the horses for everyday riding as well as for shows, as well as having the opportunity to ride and learn from many different level horses. You will improve dramatically from 4 lessons a week and being in a goal orientated program.

  Working Student Jobs:
  As a working student, you will be expected to do stalls, feed, blanketing and turn out, tack cleaning and other jobs around the barn on a daily basis. Most days there will be an opportunity for you to ride, be it in a lesson or on a hack. You will also be expected to be as neat, tidy, and organized as possible. There is also an opportunity to earn extra funds by bathing client’s horses, being a show groom, clipping, pulling mane, etc…

  Typical Day:
  6 – 7(ish) am Barn chores am- feed, turn in/out, stalls, etc…
  8:30 Lesson
  Chores around barn farm
  12 pm Lunch
  Chores around barn and farm
  3 – 4(ish) pm Barn chores pm – feed, turn in/out, stalls, etc…
  Chores around barn and farm
  9 pm Final check of barn and horses for the night

  *some days are longer, everything must be completed in the barn before the day ends Salary: Based on experience

• Groom/Rider/Intern (Prescott-Arizona-United States) Sat, 8 Nov 2008 03:59:00
  The person we are looking for should be experienced with the day to day care and management of horses in training as well as the retirement and re-hab horses. This person should be experienced with grooming, tacking, lunging, riding, etc. Must be confident, caring, and passionate about animals. Must be a team player and willing to do whatever is needed around the ranch. Salary: $150 per week
• Working Student (Kapaau-Hawaii-United States) Fri, 7 Nov 2008 23:13:00
  Care for a herd of 20 horses on 30 acres of ranch pastures surrounded by tropical vegetation, a covered arena, roundpen, and outdoor jumps. Ride or work with 2-6 horses a day in a program of training, teaching, ranch riding, competing, breeding. Salary: Exchange
• Assistant Groom (Chagrin Falls-Ohio-United States) Thu, 6 Nov 2008 21:41:00
  Will assist head groom at farm and horseshow. Needs to be experienced groom, but does not need to give shots and drive trailer. Needs to have gone to hunter/jumper horseshows. needs to be able to handle 4-6 horses at horseshow with head groom. Salary: depends on experience
• Training/Instructor (Newton-New Jersey-United States) Thu, 6 Nov 2008 19:51:00
  Established and successful equestrian center with 35years in the same location has opportunity for an expierenced person to assist with the training and instruction in english and western diciplines. you will be compensated with a salary and a percentage commission, apartment with utilities paid, paid holidays Salary: negotiable
• Stable Person (Spearfish-South Dakota-United States) Thu, 6 Nov 2008 14:58:00
  Someone needed to help with barn chores, help with the care of horses, possibly someone to help exercise horses. Salary: 12 dollars per hour
• Intern (Brookline-New Hampshire-United States) Thu, 6 Nov 2008 03:49:00
  Looking for an enthusiastic person to intern with an FEI rider in exchange for lessons. This is an opportunity for the right person to work with top quality Dutch Warmbloods. Duties will include grooming, mucking, lunging, grooming at shows and training/exercising (for an experienced applicant or as applicant gets experienced). Willing to work or show young horses in hand a plus. Can train. Will learn about bloodlines, breeding, dressage and stable management. Lessons provided. Expenses paid. Opportunity to advance to a paid contract position for the right person. Salary: expenses
• Apprentice Jockey, Excercise Rider (Pipersville-Pennsylvania-United States) Thu, 6 Nov 2008 00:05:00
  great opportunity to learn the exciting world of throughbred raceing ,if you are willing to learn we will teach you .we only accept three people a year so if you are serious contact us .we are a busy active raceing facility . Salary: room&board & sm salary
• Riding Camp Counselor/Instructor And Barn Staff (Palmyra-Virginia-United States) Wed, 5 Nov 2008 16:30:00
  Counselors live with the kids and teach two riding lessons a day plus a theory. Barn staff are responsible for the upkeep of the barn and the horses. I also have one full time position available starting in March including teaching and barn work. Salary: summer=$225 per week plus
• Farm Manager/Trainer (Ennis-Texas-United States) Tue, 4 Nov 2008 07:03:00
  Seeking an honest, experienced, responsible individual for full care of 40 head of Tennessee Walking Horses. Feeding, stalls, all the basics.

  Most of the horses are in pastures. However, they are fed twice daily. We have young horses needing hands on attention and or breaking to ride. We have a few special needs horses.

  We stand two stallions and do A.I. breeding.

  General farm care consists of minor fence repairs, mowing the grounds, round bales out and keeping things neat in general. Of course any other abilities in the maintence of the farm is a plus.

  Showing the horses is fine if the individual desires to do so.

  For the individual seeking a job for long term employment in a quiet family type atmosphere this is the place for you. If you need lots of activity and people around then it would not be right for you. We operate with the highest of integrity. We require good references, no drugs, no parties on the premises. All animals must be treated with respect and kindness.

  One bedroom apartment is available. Utilities are furnished. Salary is negotiable with abilities. Salary: Neg. depending on duties.

• Experienced Groom (Grand Haven-Michigan-United States) Mon, 3 Nov 2008 17:57:00
  I am looking for a fun, knowledgeable horseperson to work/internship mornings at a private Equestrian facility. I am looking for someone who can handle all the normal activities around a barn. I am willing to train if you show great potiential! Salary: to be discussed
• groom showjumping (Princeton-New Jersey-United States) Sun, 2 Nov 2008 18:39:00
  Groom for active show jumping stable. Riding available with instruction to the right individual. Will train but should know basic grooming. Salary: neg.
• Head Groom (Princeton-New Jersey-United States) Sun, 2 Nov 2008 18:39:00
  Head groom for high quality show jumping stable. Must be able to oversee complete horse care for approx 15 horses and 4 grooms. Salary: neg
• Riding Instructor (Princeton-New Jersey-United States) Sun, 2 Nov 2008 18:39:00
  Riding Instructor for active riding lesson program. Must have experience teaching and strong stable management skills. Great Facilities, location, and top working conditions! Salary: neg.