For a career with horses, it is crucial to have relevant training as without this, your CV won’t get noticed.
Looking for an equine career? Here are a few options:
There are many equine charities that require a number of employees who not only care for the horses but also have an understanding of the process of rehabilitation.
Other Horse Careers include Equine Dentist and Equine Veterinary Nurse.
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The racing industry requires physiotherapists to be available on site and to care for horses recovering from racing injuries.
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There are 2 mounted units in the army: The Kings Troop Royal Horse Artillery and the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment.
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Their work includes; high visibility patrols, public order duties as well as specific crime initiatives and specialist events, such as trooping the colour.
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Responsible for teaching people to ride horses; either individually or as a group.
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This is a fantastic career for a creative person and once you have qualified, setting up your own business as a Master Saddler is a good business option.
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The work of a Farrier involves the specialist care of horse hooves and horseshoeing.
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Stud Manager| Horses Equine Careers | Animal Careers DirectThis is a highly responsible yet varied career and in many cases the Stud Manager is also the Owner of the Stud Farm.
Responsible for horse breeding and for the management and training of the Stud Hands.
Responsible for the care and welfare of racing stallions.
Responsible for the welfare and care of thoroughbred foals and mares.
Most Jockeys begin their careers as Stable Hands and those with real potential and aptitude are selected to train as jockeys after graduating from a racing school.
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is responsible for ensuring that the race horses are fit and able to perform to their best ability in a race.
Works closely with the Trainer to ensure that racing and training schedules are adhered to.
This role is all about having responsibility for Stable Hands and horses travelling to races anywhere in the world.
Involves over-seeing the stable hands and ensuring that the yard is well run.
Jobs in horse stables are the starting point for many equine careers. Some form of stable work forms part of most jobs working with horses.
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