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Kaia

Franklin, Tennessee, 37064, USA

About
Jobseeker No
411939
Status
Looking
Gender/Working Couple
Female
Location
Franklin, Tennessee, 37064, USA
Nationality
USA
Marital Status
Single
Occupation
University Student
Height
1.66m = 5' 5"
Weight
52 kgs = 8 st 2 lb
Smoke
Drive
Preferences
Bring Own Horse
Locations
(Tennessee)
Qualifications

Equine Studies Major and Business Minor at Asbury University

Classes in: Horseback Riding II & III, Equine Studies I & II, Equine Conformation, Equine Health/First Aid

Training Concentration

Classes in: Intro to Horse Training, Weanling Training, Yearling Training, Long Yearling Training, Starting Under Saddle I

Science Concentration

Classes in: Equine Nutrition & Forage Management, Equine Immunology & Infectious Disease, Equine Exercise Physiology & Conditioning

Duties of Current Occupation

Currently, I am a Junior at Asbury University in their Equine Program.

Equine Work Experience

Service Mounts Trainer - Asbury University

Training a 3-year-old Percheron-Thoroughbred cross Working on ground work, round-pen exercises, desensitization, and beginning to ride at the walk and trot

Jessamine Connection - Asbury University

Arranged obstacles and items needed for the adaptive riding program Served as a sidewalker or leader

Equine Administrative Assistant - Asbury University

Developed signs, flyers, and spreadsheets for the farm’s operation by using Microsoft Office services Represented the Asbury Equine Program by answering questions during various equine events

Specialities

Dedicated and organized student who perseveres through all that she does, whether that be in an academic setting, in a workplace, or at a farm. Strives to create a peaceable and productive environment for all.

Type of Ride Work

Received over 12 years of formal riding instruction

(most to least recent) Starting Horses, Reining, Ranch Riding, Western Horsemanship, Cross Country, Classical Dressage, Hunters/Jumpers

Competition Details

High school and middle school

4-H shows at the county, regional, state, and southern regional levels; IEA (Interscholastic Equestrian Association) shows; VolRHA (Volunteer Ranch Horse Association) shows

Key Skills
Riding Driving license Handling Youngstock Schooling Lunging Sole Charge Exercising Starting/Breaking Competing Natural Horsemanship People Skills

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