Horse breeding technical school- teaches the basics of horse care, feeding, and breeding. Students learn about horse anatomy, riding, training, stable management, and basic veterinary care. It prepares them to work in the horse industry or on horse farms.

feeding horses, taking them out, building electric fences, assisting with insemination, teaching foals to wear halters and walk on a rope, assisting the blacksmith and vet, deworming horses, lunging horses including young ones, cleaning and washing

I finished a 4-year equine breeding technical school, where I learned a lot about horses. I gained experience working at a German stud farm for the last two years. It was a breeding stable, and I worked with foals and sport horses. My duties included feeding the horses and taking them to the paddocks. I built electric fences for the pastures and checked them everyday. I dewormed the horses and gave them other medications. I helped during inseminations and was present at every visit from the vet and farrier. I also trained foals to wear halters and walk on a lead rope.

I also completed a one-month internship as a groom, where I learned how to work with young horses and lunge them using different equipment. I cleaned and saddled horses for the rider. I took them to the walker and paddocks.

Horses are my passion, and I love working with them. I want to keep learning and improving my skills. I hope to build my future around horses because their well-being is the most important to me.

My specialization is in foals and sport horses. As for stallions, I have only worked with them when leading them to the paddock

I am not professional rider.

Not exactly but i know how it works