Groom/Manager/Barn Worker
Rosenol Performance Horses, Prince George, British Columbia, V2N 6B5, Canada
- Type
- Salary
- $1000/month + accommodation and board for a horse
- Work Type
- Permanent; Contract
- Work Time
- Full-time
- Live-In
- Live-In Required
- Bring Own Horse
- Training Available
- Non-Smoker
- Job No
- 109854
- Status
- Looking
- Posted
- 12/12/2022
- Updated
- 12/12/2022
- Expires
- in 1 month
- Views
- 525
This is a groom/barn worker job basically. You would be responsible for the care, feeding and management of 40+ horses on a daily basis. This is a 30 stall barn but the work is split between 2-3 people. Feeding horses, cleaning stalls and keeping the barn clean is the main portion of this job. Scheduling/Handling horses for farrier and vet. Extra duties include helping with foaling/breeding and starting/riding green horses. There are clinics and weekly lessons available included with your salary.
Requirements
If you have ridden but haven't done much breaking, I can train you. If you haven't handled stallions, you can learn that too.:) I bring in a national level jumper coach every 8 weeks and anyone interested is allowed to partake. Same with this fabulous dressage coach I bring up.
Required Key Skills
- Driving license
- First-Aid
- Equine First-Aid
- Handling Youngstock
- Lunging
- Sole Charge
- People Skills
Required Expertise
- Livery
- Sole Charge
- Stud
Accommodation
clean, 3 bedroom appartment above the barn. furnished and linoleum floors. Washer/dryer and wireless internet. all utilities included
Job Benefits
Included in your wage is a 3 bedroom appartment on site, board for your horse(s), lessons with me and my trainer and the perks of being involved with a family farm!
- Employer No
- 101028
- Name
- Rosenol Performance Horses
- Website
- http://www.rosenolperformancehorses.ca
- Location
- Prince George, British Columbia, Canada
- Facility Type
We are a small breeding operation in northern british columbia. Every year we have between 2 and 6 foals and we stand 3 warmblood stallions. Each year there are a number of young horses that need to be handled and then later broke to ride. Primarily I ride and show in the jumpers but we send our young horses in the direction they are best suited. We also have a small clientel of boarders in the winter. We are a family run farm and are looking for someone who will love and care for these horses as if they were their own. Any questions about our farm, feel free to ask.