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Is this your next career move?   A stallion handler is responsible for the care, handling, and management of stallions. This can include tasks such as feeding and watering, grooming, exercise, and veterinary care. Additionally, stallion handlers may be responsible for breeding and managing the breeding schedule for the stallions in their care. Stallion handlers must have a strong understanding of

Horse Health The First Priority In A Horse Job Working in any Horse job, the most essential part is to take good care of the horse is the basis for the satisfaction of this noble animal and its owner. What are the methods and procedures for caring for horses? Mostly this is regular cleaning of the mane, bathing, grazing, and

With so many different career options available in our modern world, it can prove a challenge to find the perfect fit. Luckily for animal lovers, there’s a lucrative and often overlooked line of work taking Australia by storm – Jobs with Horses. Now you might hear this and only think of a Jockey; but the industry is so much vaster

Anyone who has ever worked at a racehorse training stable will surely testify that it is a collective effort.  A training operation for horse racing can be a multi-million-dollar industry or a small-time one, but the concepts behind its success remains the same – hard work and passion. While it is undoubtedly difficult to say with objectivity which operation is

“Flemington racecourse” (CC BY 2.0) by PreciousBytes If you’ve worked at any top horse stable, the chances are a horse you look after or ride out for work every day will be heading sooner or later to one of the top Australian Racecourses. With that in mind, here are four famous Australian racecourses which attract entries from top thoroughbreds. Flemington As the home

Imagine working at a race horse stud that won one of the richest horse races in the world. What would you do if you were working at a stable and unearthed a truly great racehorse? Perhaps you are an amateur rider who feels that your horse could go on to amazing things? Well, if you were looking to make some