Managing staff, assisting with feeding and medicating inside the barn, and outside, veterinary care, assisting the farrier, holding, records keeping, inventory, assisting clients, tacking, grooming, setting jumps, videoing, training and assisting with hiring of new workers & interns, assisting with foaling out, handling/ care of foals, stallions, broodmares, seasoned show horses and everything in between, assisting with show packing, grooming when necessary. Must be super comfortable with IV injections, horse show meds and able to do simple mg/kg calculations, especially when I'm out of town showing.

The job is hands on, 6 days a week, but drops to 5 1/2 days after 1 year of employment. Applicants must be physically fit with no limitations, easily able to lift 50lbs and walk a few miles.

Looking for a longterm person with the desire to continue learning and the motivation to see it through. First and foremost, I'm looking for someone with a great attitude!

You must be a good role model, a person of integrity and an effective time manager. You must be a psychologically stable and strong individual who can get to work on time at 7am (or earlier at shows) and wake quickly in an emergency. You can successfully adult and calmly handle a reasonable amount of stress. This is a farm-family environment. Absolutely no drugs, must not rely on sleep aids, no daily or heavy drinkers, NO drama. You must be comfortable/ happy having kids and interns around, but be able to separate yourself and remain professional / not become one of them.

You will be valued and treated well.

Ability to ride well is a huge plus and will be factored in to the decision making process. No new graduates, 5+ years of equine staff management experience please.

Ability to get along with others and work as a team, punctuality, excellent organizational skills, physical fitness, calm demeanor, positive attitude, even temperament and ability to function in a crisis. Candidate must pay attention to detail and notice all the little things that can go wrong with horses on a daily basis.

Would you notice a very mildly sprung shoe, a small spot of fungus, a yearling choking in the field, an ATV in need of oil, a broken water line, a fence board with nails sticking out of it? Can you catch a two year old who is trying to sneak away from you in a field and give it an emergency IV shot as the sun is setting?

I am looking for someone who is excited about what we do!!!

Housing, utilities, paid vacation, opportunity to earn extra days off.