#HORSE JOBS
Catch a Ride, Catch a Rider: Catch-Rider Is a New Job Site Just for Equestrians
Find out what’s shaking up the equine industry when it comes to jobs, finding perfect fits and catch-riders.
Now Hiring: Considerations For Professionals & Working Students
The only thing harder than finding the right horse job is finding the right employee — and vice-versa. Claire Trafton of Entrigue Consulting has a few considerations for both employers and employees.
Kellie Rettinger Rides High as ‘Wonder Woman’
What if you could use your talents as a horsewoman to inspire young people? That’s exactly what Kellie Rettinger has accomplished when she became “Wonder Woman” for a local horse expo.
Cool Horse Jobs: Q&A With Robin Donahe of Fantasia Carriage
In our “Cool Horse Jobs” column, we feature awesome individuals finding unique ways to work in the horse industry. Today, we’re featuring Robin Donahe of Fantasia Carriage, a professional driver and baraat horse provider!
Is Professionalism Dead In the Horse Industry?
Mel Harms-Grossman asks a tough question: is professionalism dead in the horse industry? She uses real-world examples to start the discussion.
‘Go Big or Go Home’: Scott Hayes Is Changing West Coast Dressage
The mastermind behind the first annual Adequan West Coast Dressage Festival, ongoing right now, Scott Hayes is powered by the strength of his vision for west coast equestrian events. Claire Trafton speaks with Hayes to learn more!
A Magic Carpet Ride
A conversation with Emmy Love, former rider of Odysseo.
Cheering Them Home: The Grooming Life of Gord Walker
Behind every Thoroughbred, from the champions to the local claimers, is a groom cheering them home. We speak with Gord Walker to get the details on this behind-the-scenes but critical role.
Keeneland, Colts & Cherry Wine: Billy Crouse Has Thoroughbreds in His Blood
Photos went viral last week of a young man named Billy Crouse heroically anchoring a young colt at the Keeneland Sale. Meet the man behind the images: we caught up with Billy to learn more about his facet of the industry!
#TBT: Mustangs on the Job: US Border Patrol
One of the few jobs in the United States that truly requires horses, US Border Patrol’s horseback units make use of mustangs gathered from the range and started in the prison programs.
All Kinds of Kinds: Alternate Careers in the Equestrian Industry
There’s much more to the equestrian industry than the conventional careers of riding instructor, trainer or breeder. Meagan DeLisle speaks with four industry pros in alternative career paths to learn more!
Equine Photographer Strikes Gold With Pony’s Maternity Photoshoot
She carries so well…
Cool Horse Jobs: Q&A With Ainsley Jacobs, Equestrian Apparel Entrepreneur
In our “Cool Horse Jobs” series, we chat with professionals from all facets of the horse industry. Today, we’re speaking with Ainsley Jacobs, founder and owner of Ride Heels Down equestrian apparel company.
Dream Job Alert: Budweiser Clydesdales Are Hiring New Handler
If you love the big boys, this is the job for you.
Cool Horse Jobs: Q&A With Equestrian Photographer Tracey Buyce
Looking for a cool horse job? Today, we’re featuring our interview with equestrian photographer Tracey Buyce, who specializes in capturing the special bond between horse and rider in images.
A Conversation With Sara Sherman, Equine Assisted Coach: Part II
We’re continuing our feature interview with Sara Sherman, an equine assisted coach through the Equine Gestalt Coaching Method. Today, we’re exploring more of the day-to-day activities in Sara’s career.
A Conversation with Sara Sherman, Equine Assisted Coach: Part I
Sara Sherman’s 2015 TEDx presentation highlighted how equine-based counseling and coaching can change lives. We caught up with her to learn more about the Equine Gestalt Coaching Method.
The Pony-Poor Artist: Q&A With Barbara Beckford
If you’ve ever dreamed of leaving your day job to follow your passions, you’ll love this conversation with Barbara Beckford, the “Pony-poor Artist.” Ten years ago she left a “regular job” behind and turned to horses, art and music to make a living.
Q&A With Sharon May-Davis, Equine Anatomist
We caught up with Sharon May-Davis to discuss what’s in a day’s work as a world-renowned equine anatomist.
You’re Invited: The Equestrian Trailblazers Summit
Love horses? Want to build a career in the horse industry? Equestrian Trailblazers might be just the motivation you need.
3 Essential Equestrian Job Databases
Looking to launch your career in the equestrian industry but not sure where to start? Check out these three online equestrian job listings to get ahead of the competition. (more…)