<![CDATA[Equistaff Pro: jobboards]]> https://JOBS.EQUISTAFFPRO.COM/ en-us <![CDATA[Barn Foreman/Young Horse Manager]]>
About The Facility
This beautiful, private facility just outside Charlottesville, VA is home to 4 retired warmbloods and one retired pony in need of a responsible set of eyes! With over 200 acres, 20+ useable stalls, and a spacious indoor arena, this farm was once home to a thriving warmblood breeding and H/J show facility. Now, most of the show crew has shipped down to their 60 acre facility in Ocala, leaving just a small handful of retirees on site in VA. These are homebreds who have earned a lavish retirement, and the highest standard of love and attention.
With the right staff in place, some additional horses (yearlings, TB layups, additional retirees) may make their way back to VA, but the majority of the horses in training will likely remain in Ocala. The horses lucky enough to call this operation home range from foals to Grand Prix jumpers to thoroughbreds in training all the way up to 30-40 year old retirees. The primary focus of this position as it grows will be the management of the retirees, and the early-life care and training of the young sporthorses.
Job Description
This beautiful, private facility just outside Charlottesville, VA is looking for a responsible and trustworthy foreman for their small group of retirees! This person will be the trusted sole-charge caretaker of 4 older horses and one pony, who have earned "the good life" in their retirement. Someone familiar with caring for horses with Cushings and senior horses is essential. While they generally live out, weather conditions may call for stabling the horses from time to time, so this individual should be willing and able to clean stalls and perform basic daily chores, along with their managerial responsibilities. This person should have a genuine passion for horses, and understand that their needs always come first. This is a position where ambition, knowledge, and integrity will be rewarded with growth quickly!

As time goes on, there may be additional horses sent up from the farm's additional location in Ocala, ranging from yearlings to layups to additional retirees. With more horses will come additional staff, so this person must be able to work as a team. A major plus would be an individual willing to hire/train and when necessary fire additional support staff.
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Job Requirements
Basic Farm Chores
- Stall cleaning
- Turnout
- Watering
- Feeding
- Maintaining Cleanliness
*Willingness to occasionally help Maintenance Crew with mowing a ++

Managerial tasks
- Ordering Feed, Shavings, Supplies
- Scheduling Vet/Farrier
- Administering medications (Oral, IV, IM, Topical)
- Bandaging, soaking feet, wrapping feet, etc as needed

Desired Skills for Growth Potential (Preferred Attributes, not all are Essential!)
- Ability to handle youngstock (foals, yearlings, etc)
- Ability to drive truck & trailer
- Ability to teach children the basics of riding (7 grandkids under 7yo!)
- Ability to ride and exercise H/J horses and/or Thoroughbreds (Opportunities to ride/train may grow as time and trust goes on!)
- Ability to source, hire, train, and manage additional support staff

Hours are 7:15am-4:00 PM + a good once-over before bed - an hour will be given for lunch daily
Occasionally, horses may ship in after hours or on a day off and Foreman will be expected to be present
MUST be willing and able to work the weekends!
Benefits
- 5.5 day work week, consecutive days off
- Housing
- 2 weeks paid vacation after first year of employment
- Health Insurance provided after 2 months of employment

** Salary Review will be conducted around the 3 month mark, with potential for significant advancement if performing well**

* Ability to bring 1-2 pets PROVIDED THAT they are well behaved and friendly to other animals, people, and residence
*Ability to potentially bring 1 personal horse on-site after initial period of employment. Horse must be put on the same worming & vaccination schedule as the rest of the farm.
Description of Housing Provided
Private housing will be provided. Short-term availability in on-site guest house is available immediately, long-term arrangements are still To Be Determined.
]]> 0 <![CDATA[Trainer/Caretaker - Private 3 Horse Ranch]]> About the Facility 
Situated on ~300 acres outside of the center of Santa Fe, NM, this beautiful private ranch is complete with a 10 stall barn, outdoor riding arena, and 8 miles worth of private trails for the resident horses and their humans to enjoy! Providing a forever home for the family's 3 horses, this ranch will soon grow to include cattle grazing on the pasture land and a small armada of donkeys to protect them. Located less than 20min from the heart of Santa Fe, this property provides a unique blend of tranquil ranch living but convenient access to civilization!

Job Description 
We are looking for a compassionate, experienced equestrian to join this facility as the Trainer/Caretaker of the owner's 3 forever horses and companion donkeys. Aged in their early teens, the horses here have been trained up under Parelli principals, and do not have any competition goals or rigorous demands. This person will be responsible for exercising the horses on a daily basis in the arenas and on the trails, along with maintaining the highest standards of care alongside the rest of the 4 person team. With a typical work schedule running 7:30am-4:00pm just 4 days per week including weekends, there are generally at least 2 individuals working in the barn at all times. The ideal individual will have an easygoing personality but be accustomed to providing meticulous care for the horses at all times. This person must be well experienced in western riding principals, and have a gentle, horses-first mentality. 
There is a team of maintenance professionals who handle all facility upkeep, fence fixing, etc - and the cattle are not the responsibility of this individual beyond basic oversight in the event of an emergency. This is truly a position centered around providing the best possible care for the 3 horses on-site for the duration of their lifetimes!

This is NOT a leadership position. There will be no training or management of additional staff, and applicants MUST be willing to observe and adhere to the existing structures and quiet nature of the team here.

Job Duties
- Feed horses - 2x/day for gain and 4x/day for hay
- Bring horses and donkeys to/from turnout
- Stall Cleaning Daily
- Check horses' feet before and after turnout and working
- Groom and provide care for horses, including daily Theraplate use
- Exercise horses both in the arena and on the trails on schedule in collaboration with the Barn Manager and Owner ~1hr per ride, 2 horses per day
- Monitor for any signs of illness, injury, or various other equine ailments - and treat accordingly
*Ability to perform night check duties for additional income is possible!
]]> Tue, 18 Aug 2026 00:00:00 EDT Job Requirements 
- Minimum 5 years professional working experience in an established equestrian program
- Minimum 8 years riding experience ideally focused in the Western industry 
        *Familiarity with Parelli training methods is preferred but not required
- Must be comfortable signing a 1 year commitment in this role
- Must be capable of driving a 3 horse gooseneck trailer in event of emergency
- Must be willing to follow detailed care instructions and uphold owner's standards of horsecare at all times
- Must be willing to work weekends
- Must be able to bandage and provide basic first aide for horses
- Easygoing, collaborative teamwork attitude
- Willing to do all aspects of horse care 
- Possess a strong attention to detail and high care standards for horses
*Bonus if familiar with rehab modalities - i.e. massage, laser, PEMF, theraplate, etc
*Bonus is comfortable and able to give IV/IM injections

Benefits
- $65/hr with an average 35hour work week for an expected base comp totaling around $115,000
- 50% employer paid health insurance
- Relocation Stipend Available
- 4 day work week 
- PTO structure
- 1hr paid lunch daily
- Ability to make additional income with night check responsibilities

Housing
Applicants must be willing to source their own housing within 45min of the ranch which is located less than 30min South of Santa Fe

]]> 0 <![CDATA[General Manager - Thoroughbred/Sporthorse - Middleburg]]> About the Facility
This beautiful, privately owned 14-stall farm in the heart of Middleburg, Virginia, is looking for an entrepreneurial General Manager to help shape its next chapter! The show-quality property includes an outdoor arena with a full jump course, two large pastures, 10 smaller paddocks, and an established team supporting a diverse group of competition horses, young Thoroughbreds, broodmares, retirees, and horses currently in race training.

The farm has spent the last 5 years operating as an A-Circuit H/J training facility, though the current trainer will be departing in November. At that point, the facility will have the freedom to move in a new direction based largely on the Owner's vision and the experience and strengths of the selected General Manager. The owners maintain active interests in Thoroughbred breeding, racing, young-horse development, sales preparation, aftercare, and developing a community within the local hunter/jumper, eventing, and foxhunting circles. Rather than committing to one rigid business model before finding the right leader, they are seeking an experienced and enthusiastic individual who can evaluate the opportunities, build the right systems, and develop the property into a financially sustainable equestrian operation.

Job Description
We are looking for a trustworthy, capable General Manager who can take ownership of the people, processes, administration, and business development behind this farm's future. The ideal candidate will be comfortable hiring, training, scheduling, and managing staff; setting clear expectations; resolving conflict; and managing emergencies.
The incoming General Manager will help guide the farm through its transition from A-Circuit Hunter/Jumper training to a more Thoroughbred and/or community oriented focus. The direction of the operation will be shaped around the successful candidate's strongest skills and most viable plan. That may mean building a new training program, developing the breeding program for racing stock in VA, beginning a 501c3 thoroughbred aftercare program, hosting clinics and local events, or creating a thoughtful combination of these opportunities. This is a rare opportunity for someone who brings ideas, industry relationships, sound judgment, and the practical ability to turn a vision into a working business. Some hands-on barn involvement should be expected, particularly during staff shortages or emergencies, but the primary need is for a strong manager of the overall entity - not another full-time groom or trainer as the facility also comes well-staffed in the supporting capacities.

Job Duties
- Oversee the day-to-day operation of the farm, including staffing, scheduling, horse and client logistics, supplies, vendors, and administrative processes.
- Recruit, onboard, train, supervise, and, when necessary, discipline or terminate staff while maintaining a professional and collaborative workplace.
- Establish clear systems, schedules, care standards, communication procedures, and accountability across the team.
- Coordinate with veterinarians, farriers, hay and feed suppliers, manure-removal providers, contractors, and other service professionals.
- Assist with budgeting, invoicing, recordkeeping, expense oversight, and evaluation of pricing and profitability across the farm's programs.
- Assess available stalls, acreage, staff capacity, and local demand to recommend a practical strategy for sustainable growth.
- Collaborate with the Owner to develop and market the farm's next chapter, and promote it within the greater equestrian community
- Ensure consistently high standards of horse care, property presentation, client service, and workplace professionalism.
- Spearhead the planning, preparation, and execution of clinics/events
- Support social media, outreach, client communication, and promotional efforts as needed*
    *Assistant Manager may be able to fill this duty 
]]> Wed, 12 Aug 2026 00:00:00 EDT Job Requirements
- Minimum 5 years of professional equine-industry experience, including meaningful responsibility for staff, operations, clients, or business administration.
- Demonstrated ability to hire, train, schedule, supervise, and hold employees accountable.
- Business-minded approach with experience or aptitude in budgeting, invoicing, pricing, marketing, client development, or program growth.
- Honest, trustworthy, and capable of making sound independent decisions.
- Collaborative communication style and open-mindedness to bring the owner's dreams to fruition.
- Organized, proactive, and able to create systems rather than relying on constant owner direction.
- A strong professional network within the Virginia or Mid-Atlantic equine community is highly desirable.
- Familiarity with English sporthorse operations, Thoroughbred breeding or racing, young-horse development, sales, aftercare, or non-profit thoroughbred programming is preferred -- applicants do not need to bring expertise in every area.
- Willing and able to assist with hands-on horse care or emergency coverage when needed.
- Genuine enthusiasm for building something from the ground up in a well-established, quality facility!

Benefits
- $70,000-$90,000 total comp (Salary + Housing stipend)
- One week of paid time off.
- Board for personal horse(s) can be discussed
- Potential riding, training, or program-development opportunities for the right candidate, depending on experience and the direction they propose for the farm.
- Significant opportunity to influence the structure, growth, and future of the business.

Housing
Housing is not currently provided, though an RV is available on-site for short-term relocation assistance. Local candidates or applicants able to secure housing in the Middleburg area are preferred.
]]> 0 <![CDATA[Programming Director - Equine Therapy - MS]]> About the Facility 

This growing, multidisciplinary equestrian facility just across the border from Memphis, Tennessee, is seeking a Therapeutic Program Director to help bring an ambitious new vision to life. Operating under a 501(c)(3) mental-health foundation, the facility plans to develop comprehensive mounted and unmounted programming for children and adults with physical, developmental, behavioral, and mental-health needs, as well as veterans and individuals in addiction recovery.


The facility is already well into development, featuring 50 acres, three outdoor arenas, an indoor arena under construction, a 12-stall pole barn, and a competition barn in the works. This is a supportive, mission-driven organization looking for someone who shares the team's compassionate spirit and excitement for building something meaningful.


Job Description

Working under the overall Equestrian Director, the Therapeutic Program Director will design, fund, launch, and manage the facility's therapeutic programming. We are willing to entertain a variety of therapeutic certifications including PATH, CTRI, EAGALA, and others - and the Founder is willing to support this individual in any training/certification needed to fulfill their overall vision. This is a position for someone who is experienced, established, and knows how to build a therapeutic program from the ground up. This individual will collaborate closely with the Founder, Equestrian Director, Stable Manager, finance team, and community partners to build sustainable mounted and unmounted services.


This role will not oversee general stable operations, horse care, facility maintenance, or the broader equestrian staff. Instead, it will focus on program development and delivery, grant writing, fundraising, community partnerships, and management of professionals working within the therapeutic program.


Job Duties

Program Design and Execution

  • Design and implement mounted and unmounted programs serving individuals with physical, developmental, behavioral, and mental-health needs, including children, veterans, and individuals in addiction recovery.
  • Develop participant eligibility, intake, scheduling, documentation, safety, and outcome-measurement procedures.
  • Evaluate program effectiveness and recommend new or expanded services based on community needs, available funding, and organizational capacity.

Fundraising and Financial Development

  • Research funding opportunities and prepare grant applications, program narratives, budgets, renewals, and impact reports.
  • Collaborate with the Founder and finance team to develop sustainable program budgets, scholarship opportunities, and funding strategies.
  • Cultivate relationships with donors, foundations, corporate sponsors, and other potential funding partners.

Collaboration and Community Partnerships

  • Work with the Equestrian Director and Stable Manager to coordinate appropriate horses, facilities, scheduling, equipment, and equestrian support for each program.
  • Develop partnerships and referral relationships with schools, veterans' organizations, healthcare providers, disability organizations, recovery programs, and behavioral-health professionals.
  • Represent and promote the therapeutic program through community outreach, presentations, donor events, and educational opportunities.

Therapeutic Team Management

  • Recruit, onboard, schedule, and manage counselors and other professionals working specifically within the therapeutic program.
  • Establish consistent expectations for documentation, confidentiality, participant communication, safety, and professional boundaries.
  • Ensure all personnel work within their education, training, credentials, and professional scope, including appropriate clinical supervision when required.

Program Administration

  • Track participation, outcomes, revenue, expenses, grant requirements, and other program performance indicators.
  • Provide regular reports and recommendations to the Founder, Equestrian Director, and finance team.
  • Maintain accurate, confidential program records and ensure compliance with organizational policies and applicable requirements.
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Job Requirements
  • Minimum five years of relevant experience in nonprofit programming, behavioral health, disability services, therapeutic horsemanship, equine-assisted services, education, fundraising, or a related field.
  • Demonstrated experience developing or managing programs, writing grants, fundraising, and collaborating across departments or community organizations.
  • Strong leadership, communication, budgeting, documentation, and relationship-building skills.
  • Understanding of confidentiality, professional boundaries, vulnerable populations, and the distinction between equine-assisted activities and licensed clinical treatment.
  • Collaborative, open minded teamwork and leadership style conducive to operating a therapeutic program adjacent to for-profit competitive riding disciplines.
  • Relevant degrees, clinical credentials, or therapeutic horsemanship certifications are welcomed but not required - support in place to gain additional certifications and training as needed. 
Benefits
- Competitive salary commensurate with experience ($70,000+)
- 5 day work week
- Full health, life and disability insurance plans
- Paid Time Off (PTO) plan and Paid Holidays
-  Possibility for Horse Boarding
- Additional benefits and bonus opportunities as program grows
Housing
No housing is currently provided - however existing staff is willing to help source quality accommodations for anyone looking to relocate. Housing in the local area is both affordable & present, stationed just 30min from Memphis, TN with quality whole-house rentals within 10min of the facility.
]]> 0 <![CDATA[Rehab Specialist - Private 3 Horse Ranch]]> About the Facility 
Situated on ~300 acres outside of the center of Santa Fe, NM, this beautiful private ranch is complete with a 10 stall barn, outdoor riding arena, and 8 miles worth of private trails for the resident horses and their humans to enjoy! Providing a forever home for the family's 3 horses, this ranch will soon grow to include cattle grazing on the pasture land and a small armada of donkeys to protect them (NOT under the equine staff's care!). Located less than 20min from the heart of Santa Fe, this property provides a unique blend of tranquil ranch living but convenient access to civilization!

Job Description 
We are looking for a compassionate, experienced equestrian to join this facility as the Rehab Specialist of the owner's 3 forever horses. Aged in their early teens, the horses here have been trained up under Parelli principals, and do not have any competition goals or rigorous demands. Though after a particularly trying 2025, the team is in need of someone well versed in performance therapies and rehab work to strengthen the team and better the lives of the horses on-site. This person will be responsible for collaborating closely with the existing team and veterinarians to devise a rehab and ongoing maintenance plan for the horses, along with maintaining the highest standards of care alongside the rest of the team. The owner is open to exploring any devices/therapeutic modalities that this individual may be experienced with, including PEMF, Laser, Cryotherapy, myofascial release, training with a Pessoa rig, and more. With a typical work schedule running 7:30am-4:00pm just 4 days per week, there are generally at least 2 individuals working in the barn at all times. The ideal individual will have an easygoing personality and will be willing to collaborate closely with the existing team, but be accustomed to providing meticulous care for the horses at all times. This person must be well experienced in western riding principals, and have a gentle, horses-first mentality. 
There is a team of maintenance professionals who handle all facility upkeep, fence fixing, etc - and the cattle and donkeys are not the responsibility of the equine care team beyond basic oversight in the event of an emergency. This is truly a position centered around providing the best possible care for the 3 horses on-site for the duration of their lifetimes!

This is NOT a leadership position. There will be no training or management of additional staff, and applicants MUST be willing to observe and adhere to the existing structures and quiet nature of the team here.

Schedule will be Sunday/Monday/Tuesday with the 4th day either Saturday or Wednesday, with a reasonable degree of flexibility depending on other staff. Ideally this position will begin Labor Day weekend.

Job Duties
- Feed horses - 2x/day for gain and 4x/day for hay
- Bring horses to/from turnout
- Stall Cleaning Daily
- Check horses' feet before and after turnout and working
- Groom and provide care for horses, including daily use of therapeutic technologies 
- Collaborate closely with Owner and Veterinary team to devise rehab and maintenance plan for the horses
- Exercise horses both in the arena and on the trails on schedule in collaboration with the Barn Manager, Trainer and Owner ~1hr per ride, 2 horses per day
- Monitor for any signs of illness, injury, or various other equine ailments - and treat accordingly

*Ability to perform night check duties for additional income is possible!
]]> Mon, 20 Jul 2026 00:00:00 EDT Job Requirements 
- Minimum 5 years professional working experience in an established equestrian program
- Minimum 2 years rehab experience in an established program
- Minimum 8 years riding experience, preferably with Western riding styles 
        *Familiarity with Parelli training methods is preferred but not required
- Must be comfortable signing a 1 year commitment in this role
- Must be capable of driving a 3 horse gooseneck trailer in event of emergency
- Must be willing to follow detailed care instructions and uphold owner's standards of horsecare at all times
- Must be able to bandage and provide basic first aide for horses
- Easygoing, collaborative teamwork attitude
- Willing to do all aspects of horse care 
- Possess a strong attention to detail and high care standards for horses
- Must be a team player and willing to modify schedule as needed to cover vacations/sick days/etc
*Bonus if familiar with rehab modalities - i.e. massage, laser, PEMF, theraplate, etc
*Bonus is comfortable and able to give IV/IM injections

Benefits
- $65/hr with an average 35hour work week for an expected base comp totaling around $115,000
- 50% employer paid health insurance
- Relocation Stipend Available - amount depending on individual scenario
- 4 day work week 
- 1hr paid lunch daily
- Ability to make additional income with night check responsibilities

Housing
Applicants must be willing to source their own housing within 45min of the ranch
On average, a newly built/high quality rental can be found for about $1000/mo in the local area - but prices can be as low as $800/mo. A quality and reliable vehicle is required for this opportunity

]]> 0 <![CDATA[Retirement Farm Groom - GA]]> About the Facility 

Private 70 acre dressage facility. 10-11 ponies and dressage horses plus one donkey. Beautiful, state of the art facility featuring several large pastures, individual oversized stalls with attached dry lots, smaller rehab turnouts, and a center-aisle barn designed for function AND form. This is a private facility which is home ONLY to the owner's private horses, and does not welcome boarders or clients. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone who enjoys top-tier care in a peaceful, non-competition setting.

Job Description 

Looking for an experienced, mature, and knowledgeable Retirement Barn Hand! This person will be working along side the Barn Manager, a daily stall cleaning service, and additional grooms to ensure exemplary care for the owner's well-loved herd. We are looking for dependable individuals who take pride in high standards, enjoy working around horses, and thrive in a structured, respectful atmosphere.  Everyone is responsible for all aspects of equine care, and everyone will work together to tackle all aspects of daily care and operation in this position. This position offers a 5 day work week (1 weekend day required) and can be structured as either a live-in or live-out opportunity. Hours are 8am-5pm, one weekend day required

Responsibilities will include:

  • Feeding & watering horses (cleaning water buckets daily)
  • Daily Grooming & Bathing as needed
  • Braiding and clipping when needed - Running braids preferred
  • Cleaning stalls (Assisting stall cleaning team)
  • Pasture & Stable upkeep (Picking pastures, cobwebbing, sweeping, etc)
  • Assisting with facility maintenance as needed (mowing, etc)
  • Caring for horses, property, and facility to the highest standards
  • Night check 3-5 days per week between 8pm-10pm
]]> Mon, 20 Jul 2026 00:00:00 EDT Job Requirements

  • Minimum 3-5 years experience in a professional equestrian environment
  • Previous experience show grooming, preferably in the dressage industry or at a high end breeding facility strongly favored
  • Willing to learn and take direction on unique care for each horse from farm owner
  • Able to do a running braid in mane and dressage braids (or willing to learn)
  • Able to recognize any signs of distress
  • Positive, and self-starting attitude required
  • Able to lift 50+ lbs
  • Long-term commitment is a MUST


Benefits

Live-in - $55,000 salary (Housing Included and night check responsibilities required)
Live-Out - $52,000 Salary 
  • 1099 or W2 structure possible
  • PTO structure after initial period
  • Schedule flexibility with other staff
  • 5 day work week
  • Relocation Assistance Possible


 Housing Available
Private, fully furnished 1 bedroom cottage on-site with fenced in yard. Small dogs welcome, but ideally no other pets. Unfortunately, housing is not set up to accommodate children.
]]> 0 <![CDATA[Equine Sales & Business Development - SouthWest]]> About the Company
This innovative technology aims to improve the lives of our equine partners through the use of light technology. With a range of products that can benefit any horse from performance ring to breeding shed to backyard pasture puff, this company has an expansive base of prospective clientele across the US. Their products can be applied individually to each horse, or to the entire stable structure to promote harmony and well-being for each member of the herd year-round.

Job Description
We are looking for an experienced and driven Sales & Business Development Manager local to the Southwest USA to lead this brand's expansion in the California markets! This individual will be working from their home office and customer farms/event facilities around the local area to promote the brand, while also providing continued support to existing clientele. The ideal candidate should be willing and able to make regular outside sales calls within the local community and will have a large network of connections already formed in the area. These products are marketable to the veterinary community, breeding facilities, sporthorse competitors, and general companion horses - so someone with a versatile communication style would be most suitable for this role. With founders in Europe and a small leadership team here in the US, there is ample room for growth.

Job Duties
- Prospect, Contact, and Secure new business through all sales channels possible (cold-calling, email outreach, face-to-face interactions, tradeshows, etc) 
- Promote continued engagement with existing clientele through customer service and new product promotions
- Maintain strong relationships with new and existing clientele, including routine feedback on product success
- Source opportunities for brand promotion within the local community (events, tradeshows, sponsorships, etc)
- Develop and maintain accurate records and sales pipeline within the company's CRM software
- Keep a finger on the pulse of the local markets to identify opportunities for sales and promotions with maximum ROI
- Collaborate with Marketing team to grow the brand and secure new clientele 
- Generate regular sales reporting and forecasting for leadership review
- Identify and report areas of improvement based on data and customer feedback on products
]]> Tue, 09 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EDT Job Requirements
- Minimum 3 years proven sales or business development experience - Preferably in the Equine Industry
- Strong network of prospective clients in the local Equine community
- Exceptional communication and organization skills
- Willing to work in a target-driven, fast paced sales environment both independently and as a team
- Capacity for understanding and relaying advanced scientific product details to clientele
- Drive to grow a small brand within the US markets
- Ability to travel as needed (primarily local, occasional overnight travel may be required)

Benefits
- $50,000-60,000 base salary + Team & Individual Commission Structure
       - Earning Potential ~$75,000+
- Mileage Reimbursement Plan 
- Remote/Outside Sales work schedule
- Company provided laptop & Cell Phone (or Phone allowance)
- Healthcare Allowance
- PTO
- ALL US Federal/Bank holidays off!!!
]]> 0 <![CDATA[Equine Sales & Business Development - Carolinas]]> About the Company
This innovative technology aims to improve the lives of our equine partners through the use of light technology. With a range of products that can benefit any horse from performance ring to breeding shed to backyard pasture puff, this company has an expansive base of prospective clientele across the US. Their products can be applied individually to each horse, or to the entire stable structure to promote harmony and well-being for each member of the herd year-round.

Job Description
We are looking for an experienced and driven Sales & Business Development Manager local to North Carolina or South Carolina to lead this brand's expansion! This individual will be working from their home office and customer farms/event facilities around the local area to promote the brand, while also providing continued support to existing clientele. The ideal candidate should be willing and able to make regular outside sales calls within the local community and will have a large network of connections already formed in the area. These products are marketable to the veterinary community, breeding facilities, sporthorse competitors, and general companion horses - so someone with a versatile communication style would be most suitable for this role. With founders in Europe and a small leadership team here in the US, there is ample room for growth.

Job Duties
- Prospect, Contact, and Secure new business through all sales channels possible (cold-calling, email outreach, face-to-face interactions, tradeshows, etc)
- Promote continued engagement with existing clientele through customer service and new product promotions
- Maintain strong relationships with new and existing clientele, including routine feedback on product success
- Source opportunities for brand promotion within the local community (events, tradeshows, sponsorships, etc)
- Develop and maintain accurate records and sales pipeline within the company's CRM software
- Keep a finger on the pulse of the local markets to identify opportunities for sales and promotions with maximum ROI
- Collaborate with Marketing team to grow the brand and secure new clientele 
- Generate regular sales reporting and forecasting for leadership review
- Identify and report areas of improvement based on data and customer feedback on products
]]> Tue, 09 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EDT Job Requirements
- Minimum 3 years proven sales or business development experience - Preferably in the Equine Industry
- Strong network of prospective clients in the local Equine community
- Exceptional communication and organization skills
- Willing to work in a target-driven, fast paced sales environment both independently and as a team
- Capacity for understanding and relaying advanced scientific product details to clientele
- Drive to grow a small brand within the US markets
- Ability to travel as needed (primarily local, occasional overnight travel may be required)

Benefits
- $50,000-60,000 base salary + Team & Individual Commission Structure
       - Earning Potential ~$75,000+
- Remote/Outside Sales work schedule
- Mileage Reimbursement Plan
- Company provided laptop & Cell Phone (or Phone allowance)
- Healthcare Allowance
- PTO
- ALL US Federal/Bank holidays off!!!
]]> 0 <![CDATA[Equine Sales & Business Development - Texas]]> About the Company
This innovative technology aims to improve the lives of our equine partners through the use of light technology. With a range of products that can benefit any horse from performance ring to breeding shed to backyard pasture puff, this company has an expansive base of prospective clientele across the US. Their products can be applied individually to each horse, or to the entire stable structure to promote harmony and well-being for each member of the herd year-round.

Job Description
We are looking for an experienced and driven Sales & Business Development Manager local to Central Texas to lead this brand's expansion! This individual will be working from their home office and customer farms/event facilities around the local area to promote the brand, while also providing continued support to existing clientele. The ideal candidate should be willing and able to make regular outside sales calls within the local community and will have a large network of connections already formed in the area. These products are marketable to the veterinary community, breeding facilities, sporthorse competitors, and general companion horses - so someone with a versatile communication style would be most suitable for this role. With founders in Europe and a small leadership team here in the US, there is ample room for growth.

Job Duties
- Prospect, Contact, and Secure new business through all sales channels possible (cold-calling, email outreach, face-to-face interactions, tradeshows, etc)
- Promote continued engagement with existing clientele through customer service and new product promotions
- Maintain strong relationships with new and existing clientele, including routine feedback on product success
- Source opportunities for brand promotion within the local community (events, tradeshows, sponsorships, etc)
- Develop and maintain accurate records and sales pipeline within the company's CRM software
- Keep a finger on the pulse of the local markets to identify opportunities for sales and promotions with maximum ROI
- Collaborate with Marketing team to grow the brand and secure new clientele 
- Generate regular sales reporting and forecasting for leadership review
- Identify and report areas of improvement based on data and customer feedback on products
]]> Tue, 09 Jun 2026 00:00:00 EDT Job Requirements
- Minimum 3 years proven sales or business development experience - Preferably in the Equine Industry
- Strong network of prospective clients in the local Equine community
- Exceptional communication and organization skills
- Willing to work in a target-driven, fast paced sales environment both independently and as a team
- Capacity for understanding and relaying advanced scientific product details to clientele
- Drive to grow a small brand within the US markets
- Ability to travel as needed (primarily local, occasional overnight travel may be required)

Benefits
- $50,000-60,000 base salary + Team & Individual Commission Structure
       - Earning Potential ~$75,000+
- Mileage Reimbursement Plan 
- Remote/Outside Sales work schedule
- Company provided laptop & Cell Phone (or Phone allowance)
- Healthcare Allowance
- PTO
- ALL US Federal/Bank holidays off!!!
]]> 0 <![CDATA[Equine Sales & Business Development - Northeast USA]]> About the Company
This innovative technology aims to improve the lives of our equine partners through the use of light technology. With a range of products that can benefit any horse from performance ring to breeding shed to backyard pasture puff, this company has an expansive base of prospective clientele across the US. Their products can be applied individually to each horse, or to the entire stable structure to promote harmony and well-being for each member of the herd year-round.

Job Description
We are looking for an experienced and driven Sales & Business Development Manager local to the Northeastern USA to lead this brand's expansion! This individual will be working from their home office and customer farms/event facilities around the local area to promote the brand, while also providing continued support to existing clientele. The ideal candidate should be willing and able to make regular outside sales calls within the local community and will have a large network of connections already formed in the area. These products are marketable to the veterinary community, breeding facilities, sporthorse competitors, and general companion horses - so someone with a versatile communication style would be most suitable for this role. With founders in Europe and a small leadership team here in the US, there is ample room for growth.

Job Duties
- Prospect, Contact, and Secure new business through all sales channels possible (cold-calling, email outreach, face-to-face interactions, tradeshows, etc)
- Promote continued engagement with existing clientele through customer service and new product promotions
- Maintain strong relationships with new and existing clientele, including routine feedback on product success
- Source opportunities for brand promotion within the local community (events, tradeshows, sponsorships, etc)
- Develop and maintain accurate records and sales pipeline within the company's CRM software
- Keep a finger on the pulse of the local markets to identify opportunities for sales and promotions with maximum ROI
- Collaborate with Marketing team to grow the brand and secure new clientele 
- Generate regular sales reporting and forecasting for leadership review
- Identify and report areas of improvement based on data and customer feedback on products
]]> Tue, 21 Apr 2026 00:00:00 EDT Job Requirements
- Minimum 3 years proven sales or business development experience - Preferably in the Equine Industry
- Strong network of prospective clients in the local Equine community
- Exceptional communication and organization skills
- Willing to work in a target-driven, fast paced sales environment both independently and as a team
- Capacity for understanding and relaying advanced scientific product details to clientele
- Drive to grow a small brand within the US markets
- Ability to travel as needed (primarily local, occasional overnight travel may be required)

Benefits
- $50,000-60,000 base salary + Team & Individual Commission Structure
       - Earning Potential ~$75,000+
- Mileage Reimbursement Plan 
- Remote/Outside Sales work schedule
- Company provided laptop & Cell Phone (or Phone allowance)
- Healthcare Allowance
- PTO
- ALL US Federal/Bank holidays off!!!
]]> 0 <![CDATA[Associate DVM - Sports Medicine Specialty]]> About the Practice:
After years of maintaining a solo, global practice focusing on the highest levels of Equine Sports Medicine, this highly accomplished DVM (ISELP, cVSMT, DABVP +!)  is looking to bring on their first associate DVM in the SF Bay Area! Focused on an integrative and holistic approach to equine performance, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for an upcoming professional to work closely with one of the most brilliant minds of this generation of Equine Performance Medicine. The practice spans all of the major equestrian disciplines, working closely with local clinics and general practitioners to cover emergency needs and routine wellness care. 

Job Description
We are searching for an Associate DVM capable of growing and maintaining this elite practice under the guidance and leadership of the Primary. Currently, this practice operates both Nationally and Internationally, with the goal of this position being servicing clients full-time in the San Francisco Bay Area. This practice utilizes holistic modalities such as chiropractic, acupuncture, myofascial release, kinesio taping, laser therapy and more, along with Western Medicine practices to approach soundness and performance from the biggest picture possible. Certification(s) in manual therapy, acupuncture, or ISELP would be a major plus, and experience as a competitive equestrian or racetrack veterinarian will be looked on favorably. This position comes with the ability to attend National and International caliber competition with clientele (having previously attended the 2024 Olympic Games as both private and Team DVM!), and learn from one of the best in the business while growing a practice from the ground up!
We are anticipating this individual will ride along with the Primary DVM for the first year of employment while they are in the US for training and education purposes. Once appropriate (anticipating after first year) a secondary vehicle will be purchased and the Associate will be able to build additional clientele base. For the right individual, this role has the ability to grow into a Partnership after 3-5 years!

Note - We are aiming to have this position filled by Fall 2026, but could potentially begin someone sooner under the right circumstances.

Job Duties
- Assist the Primary DVM with lameness evaluations, diagnostic imaging, treatments, and preventative/performance-related care.
- Independently manage routine appointments, follow-up care, and urgent cases while the Primary DVM is traveling.
- Develop and oversee individualized treatment, rehabilitation, and return-to-performance plans for clients
- Communicate clearly with owners, trainers, riders, farriers, and other members of each horse's care team.
- Maintain thorough medical records and ensure compliance with competition medication rules and withdrawal guidelines.
- Develop and maintain strong connections with local emergency clinics, farriers, bodyworkers, trainers, and dental workers to better serve patients
- Participate in continuing education courses and seminars in both traditional and holistic modalities - Opportunity to pursue additional certifications and licensing with help of Primary DVM
- Gradually build and manage an independent client caseload as experience and client relationships develop.
]]> Thu, 02 Apr 2026 00:00:00 EDT Job Requirements 
- Active United States DVM Certification - Ideally with Sports Medicine Specialty 
- Minimum 2+ Years Practicing Experience*
    *Willing to consider a truly exceptional new graduate
- Able to work in the USA without Visa Sponsorship
- Reliable Transportation to/from the clinic
- Ability to work independently, but also accept guidance and education from primary DVM
- Exceptional communication skills both in-person and remote
- Willingness to be open minded and step outside the box when treating and diagnosing horses
- Committed to providing "quality over quantity" care to equine athletes of all disciplines

Compensation & Perks
-$100,000 +/- Base salary + 25% Production Bonus
- Fully Equipped Car (Practice only, must have own transportation to/from clinic)
- Work phone, laptop, tablet
- Full Benefits
- Potential for Housing in the San Francisco Bay Area once clinic purchase is finalized
- Ride-along with Primary DVM for first year (while he is in US)
- Opportunity to assist with management of National Teams at qualification shows & championships - Olympics, World Games, Selection Trials, etc
- Potential to become a Partner in the future

]]> 0 <![CDATA[Stable Manager/Instructor - TN]]> This up-and-coming, multi discipline facility just across the boarder from Memphis, Tennessee is looking for a new Stable Manager/Instructor to help them grow! This facility is already well into development, boasting a 50 acre, lower level eventing course, 3 outdoor arenas and an Indoor under construction, a 12 stall pole barn and competition barn in the works, a couple of show series, and big plans for improvement! This is a team who believes in supporting their employees and providing opportunities for their team to reach their goals. Individuals applying for this job must be experienced equestrians first and foremost, but also share the kind and caring spirit embodied by the rest of the team at this facility.

This is a well-staffed, well organized equestrian operation under the leadership of a globally accomplished FEI equestrian. Applicants will be expected to partake in the daily care chores of the horses, though they will have the opportunity to shift their focus to teaching & training as the facility matures. 
Job Description
We are seeking a passionate and experienced Stable Manager who can also take on increasing teaching/training responsibilities as the show teams develop! The ideal candidate will have a background in either the hunter/jumper or barrel racing disciplines - and will be a knowledgeable equestrian above all else. This person will be responsible for overseeing the health and well-being of all horses on site, along with the management of their support staff. This individual will be given the opportunity to grow a lesson program in their preferred discipline - and as that program grows they will be able to decrease their time spent with care responsibilities and increase their time teaching. Currently, the facility is home to 15 full-time residents, 8 of which are stable boarders, but has serious ambitions to grow in the immediate future!
As this is a growing facility with a maturing show program and an extremely accomplished and ambitious leader, anyone joining this team should be ready and willing to "wear all the hats" and grow in a fast-paced environment. This program offers quality work/life balance, and rewards those with a true passion for the industry.

Job Duties
- Oversee the daily care and well-being of all horses on-site
- Design feeding and care protocols along with Equestrian Director for each horse
- Assist with basic farm chores including feeding, stall cleaning, turn-in and turn-out, blanketing, etc
- Administer medications and medical treatments as needed - including IV/IM medications
- Collaborate closely with Equestrian Director on growth and direction of the program as a whole
- Mentor and Lead support staff and students in and around the barns
- Manage staff schedules and digital records for staff and horses
- Manage horse care budget and reporting along with Equestrian Director and Finance staff
- Develop and Grow a lesson program in your preferred discipline
- Prepare for each lesson by ensuring the horses are ready and the arena prepared for your unique lesson plan
- Maintain tack and equipment related to your horses/students
- Assist with the organization and participation of shows at the home facility and beyond
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Job Requirements
- Minimum 3-5 years professional experience in a Stable Management capacity or greater
- Willingness to be on-call for emergencies related to horses in your care
- Ability to recognize lameness, communicate effectively with vet & farrier & leadership, and administer medications/rehab protocols to horses in need
- Willing, fit, and able to ride a variety of horses from experienced school horses to green prospects as program grows
- Experience teaching students of all ages in your preferred discipline
- Willingness to teach beginner riders as well as advanced riders
- Willingness to travel to shows, clinics, schoolings, and educational events
- Experience promoting and building an equestrian lesson program
- Ability to drive a truck & trailer, and willingness to haul client horses
- *Experience in (or willingness to learn) managing the operations of schooling horse shows
Benefits
- Board for one horse fully included
- 5 day work week!!
- Full health, life and disability insurance plans
- Paid Time Off (PTO) plan and Paid Holidays
-Additional perks for continuing education, growth incentives, etc as experience warrants!
- In-house show schedule, seasonal festivals, exceptional leadership and stability!
Description of Housing Provided
No housing is provided - however existing staff is willing to help source quality accommodations for anyone looking to relocate. In the local area, a 2bed apartment costs ~$1000/month 
]]> 0 <![CDATA[Freelance Groom Application]]> Are you an experienced Freelance Groom? This is the place for you! Please submit an application to be considered for many available freelancing gigs across the USA. ]]> Wed, 19 Jul 2023 00:00:00 EDT - Experience with Competitive Show Horses
- Show Groom Capabilities
- Able to turn out clean, presentable, ready to ride horses to the ring on schedule
- Able to clip and bandage
- Communicative, Punctual, and a Self-Starter
- Able to Lunge - sometimes fresh and strong horses
- Organized
- For Dressage and Eventing Grooms: Ability to Braid
]]> 0 <![CDATA[Don't see what you're looking for? Send us your resume!]]> Fill out this application if you are looking for a new position in the Equine Industry but aren't interested in any of our current available jobs. We would love to take a look at your resume and background and see if we can help source that ideal situation!]]> Mon, 26 Jun 2023 00:00:00 EDT Please submit your resume and tell us a little about what you are interested in!]]> 0