WANTED
North Baltimore County Owner Operated
goldenrayfarm@gmail.com • 443.807.6929
ONSITE: Natural Horsemanship Training with Tina Marie
www.starhorsemanship.com 410-935-9292
Private hunter jumper barn looking for barn help. Full and part time positions available. Basic barn chores, experience with horses a must. No heavy
lifting.Starting at $12.00 hour. 410-259-2771
Help Wanted Taylorsville
CHA Level 1 instructor needed for summer camp in Ijamsville. AM, twice/week, days flexible. June 18 - August.
SeleneKeating@gmail.com, 301-639-5507
Camp Instructor Needed!
Seeking full-time stable groom for top sporthorse facility. Responsibilities include turnout, feeding, stall cleaning, general cleaning, and basic grooming 5 days/wk. 410-658-9898 ext. 112
Stable Groom- Dressage Barn
ISO facility to rent for small operation. Approx 10-12 self-care stalls with ample turnout. Indoor/outdoor with good footing a priority. Trails/hills for conditioning a definite plus! We have non-horse related jobs, so we pay our bills on time! Within 45 minutes of Ellicott City, MD (Prefer Howard County or nearby). 443-610-7221 or
DGEventing@gmail.com
ISO FACILITY
WANTED
Woodbine, MD. ISO Assistant. Duties incl. saddling & unsaddling horses for trainers. Grooming, bathing, clipping, general horse care, some riding if qualified. Call Dutch Chapman 301-452-4951 Online Link: FastAd: #916374
Reining Horse Training Farm
Morning Sun Stables is looking for an experienced, full time horse farm manager who loves horses & will live on the farm in our 2BR cottage. Also seeking horse owners to board with us. Additionally looking for trainers. We invite horse lovers torelax & enjoy our 100 acres of green fields, riding trails in the woods with a stream running through, & a fish pond!
Office@morningsunstables.com 410-444-9999 or 410-300-4443.
Barn Help Wanted Part-time barn help wanted (2 days), at small barn in Poolesville. Exp. working with horses preferred. Exc. work environment at a quality facility. Duties incl.: feeding, turnout, & stall cleaning. Call Sandi at 301-928-7347
Dependable barn help needed for small private training barn in Sykesville, MD. Duties include feeding, stalls, grooming, tacking & assistance with general horse/ farm care. Mornings, 5 days/wk. 410-960-8901
Built to Last a Lifetime
SAWDUST, SHAVINGS, AND MANURE
REMOVAL SERVICE
Our skilled Pennsylvania craftsmen bring true quality and pride in their workmanship to every project we build. Our #1 goal is to bring you the best value for every dollar you spend and ensure you are truly delighted when the job is complete.
From concept to completion we’ll work with you every step of the way. We are horse owners just like you, so we know what it takes discipline.
“In One Trip to Save You Time and Money”
Premium Pine Shavings in bulk or bales Sawdust available year ‘round
• 15 & 30 cu yd containers available for bulk delivery and manure removal service
• Serving satisfied customers in PA, MD, DE, and NJ for over 20 years
• “Innovators in Chesapeake Bay Composting initiatives for a greener earth.”
• “Providing quality bedding products and service that satisfy horsemen from the pleasure rider to the Thoroughbred trainer...”
Barns & arenas are our specialty – call for your free quote or to make an appointment to visit our model facility located just outside how we can make your dream barn a reality.
Contact: Karen Friedel 703-220-0561
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Nottingham, PA 19362 717-529-2855
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