WANTED


Assistant Barn Manager Wanted


Beauti ful, private dressage barn in Poolesville, MD in search of experienced


assistant a n d bar n


manager. Applicants must be experienced, professional, r eliable, have own t r a n s p o r t a t i o n


environment with e x c e l l e n t


references. Experience with top show horses preferred. We maintain a positive, respectful, professional


superior horse and facility care. You will have excellent co-workers and management. Housing may be available. Sarah 315-573-1638, LOCKSEDGE@GMAIL.COM Online Link: FastAd: #921822


PART TIME HELP WANTED


Steeplechase/fox hunting stable in the Green Spring Valley, MD area


looking for


horse person to work after noons/evenings.


experienced Duties


incl feeding, grooming & assistance w/general horse care. Text 717-683-8974 or email cblasser@naylorfarm.com


Free Apartment for Work Beautiful studio apartment available in exchange for night c h e c k


a n d s ome w e e k e n d


work. Small, private barn in Poolesville, MD. Full time hours a l so po t e n t ia l l y


a v ai l abl e


h o r s e be


re l i abl e f o r


right candidate. Must have s t r o n g peopl e,


e x p er i e n c e , l ik e and


ha v e


good refer ences. Sarah 315-573-1638, LOCKSEDGE@GMAIL.COM Online Link: FastAd: #921820


WANTED


Dressage Horse Wanted


In search of older, retired dressage horse for older, retired dressage trainer. Must be dead quiet, no stallions. 240-626-0129


Help Wanted


Rising Star Farm & Chapman Reining Horses seekF/T & P/T b a r n


h e l p ! Du t i e s i n c l . ( n o t


limited to)-Cleaning 35+ stalls daily, driving farm equip., T/O & bring in horses, clean water buckets, help w/hay, farm maintenance, summer mowing/weed eating, call


etc. FMI Dutch Chapman


301-452-4951 Online Link: FastAd: #922236


Equine Health Manager Needed


Responsible for the overall health, well-being & happiness of horses under DEFHR’s care (those in critical/rehabilitative care, program horses, & those awaiting adoption) while maintaining a positive, education focused work environment as well as a facility that is clean, safe & professional. Must have strong skills in equine health & husbandry; have excellent interpersonal skills with abil- ity to communicate clearly & concisely; be able to plan, direct & effectively lead staff/ volunteers, & oversee day-to-day farm operations. Administer, evaluate & improve DEFHR’s horse & farm programs. Work with public ensuring service providers, visitors, program participants & volunteers have positive experiences. Benefits include paid vacation, individual health/dental insurance & a 401k savings plan. More at defhr.org


Paradise.


Maryland’s Premier Pleasure Barn Here, you can enjoy peaceful, stress-free time just being with your horse.


Light-fi lled 80 x 120 Indoor Arena • 100 x 200 Outdoor Arena Jumps and Training Obstacles Available • Miles of Trails Climate Controlled Observation Room


Climate Controlled Tack Rooms with Private Lockers


Hot Water Wash Stalls • Stall or Field Board • Lay-up Paddocks Available Monthly Fun Days and Lessons with Joe London


Outside Trainers Welcome • Drama Strictly Prohibited Convenient Location


Limited stalls available; contact us for a private tour.


Discover Peace in Paradise 301-865-4800


6250 Detrick Rd. • Mount Airy, MD 21771 paradisestables.com • paradisestablesllc@yahoo.com


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