- Pay
- $250 to $400 week
- Work Type
- Permanent
- Work Time
- Full-time
- Live-In
- Live-In Optional
- Bring Own Horse
- Training Available
- Non-Smoker
- Job No
- 441993
- Status
- Looking
- Expires
- in 2 months
- Views
- 44
Dressage/Eventing/Breeding farm in Florida looking to add a working student, rider, or barn manager to our team. Looking for someone eager to learn various aspects of horsemanship with an emphasis in dressage, natural horsemanship, eventing, breeding and raising foals, stallion management, and starting young horses. Instruction from FEI Dressage and FEI Event trainers with experience bringing horses up from birth to the top levels of sport. Regular duties include feeding, tacking up horses, handling of stallions, mares, and foals/young horses. Bring your own horse and learn on some of our experienced horses. We currently have several young horses just starting under saddle and provide an emphasis on teaching how to properly start a horse on their career path. Shared housing provided on site.
Requirements
Applicants should be able to meet the activity requirements of a working farm such as being active on your feet for several hours throughout the day, and able to lift/carry 50lbs. Please describe any limitations that would need to be accounted for in relation to these duties.
Equestrian Employer Details
- Employer No
- 106046
- Website
- http://valhallatrakehner.com
Equestrian Employer Details
Valhalla farm, in Wellborn FL, is a breeding and training facility specializing in dressage and eventing. Situated on several hundred acres with the beautiful backdrop of north central Florida's iconic Live Oak trees with flowing spanish moss, the farm has an idyllic environment for hacking, training, and large grassy pastures for raising horses. Trainers Erin Brinkman and Andrew Palmer oversee the development of horses from start to FEI level in Dressage and Eventing, as well as setting the foundation for every horse through natural horsemanship techniques and approaches. Living accommodations on site and space for someone to bring their own horse. Riding opportunities also provided for beginner to advanced riders.