All Blog Posts Tagged 'horse industry' (25)

What is a Working Student in the Horse Industry?

“Working student.” It’s a phrase that is often thrown around in the horse world, but what does it really involve? If you’re questioning whether being a working student is right for you, or even whether you should take a working student on yourself, this information about the world of the working student may help you decide.

The Basics of Being a Working…

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Added by Classic Equine Equipment on March 23, 2015 at 1:00pm — No Comments

Horse Barn Cautionaries

In every business there are risks. Owning and/or running a stable is no different. Just be knowledgeable about the risks so you have an idea of how to prevent them. Thefts, people who come for lessons without an intention of ever paying and rider accountability are just three of them. Here are a few tips on preventing either of them.…





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Added by The HorseLady Blog on November 13, 2014 at 12:30am — No Comments

Professionalism

Yesterday i was at a dressage show, chatting with a 'trainer' who I know, but never trained with. Was telling her who I was working with, and she made a snide comment. Not what I would expect, but, well, some people are petty.



So, today my little girl had another session ground driving. We talked about something they wanted to try with her. And, my trainer, as she always does, says you need to be comfortable with it, this is how it works, the vast majority of horses figure it out…

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Added by MagsNMe on March 13, 2011 at 10:00pm — 5 Comments

Equines in Education Part II

The second part to “Equines in Education” focuses on equine related programs you can take as the post-secondary level. The list included universities and colleges from both the U.S. and Canada.



An equine management or science degree is good for interests in a career as a breeding and foal manager, equine industry consultant, equine rehabilitating specialist, equine event/facility manager, equine marketing, sales and promotion or as a coach. The rest of the programs are pretty… Continue

Added by The HorseLady Blog on March 6, 2011 at 3:30pm — No Comments

Equines in Education

With the school year's end coming into view, summer will pass and before you know it, it's September and time to send the kids out to school again. If you have horse crazy kids at home and a few extra grand kicking around, why not send them to a school with an equestrian curriculum?



Queen Margaret School



QMS is located on the west coast in Duncan, British Columbia. The junior school (kindergarten to grade 7) is co-ed but the senior… Continue

Added by The HorseLady Blog on March 6, 2011 at 3:26pm — No Comments

EQUINE GUELPH INDUSTRY SURVEY

Have your Say!

 

Equine Guelph is a not-for profit centre at the University of Guelph funded by horse people to serve the horse and its industry. Knowledge gained from the survey will allow Equine Guelph to identify areas of research that are of highest priority, improve and develop education programs specific to the needs of the industry and enhance communication of horse-related information.

Survey is anonymous and will take approximately 15-20 minutes to complete. All…

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Added by Equine Canada on March 1, 2011 at 12:08pm — No Comments

Horsey Volunteering

Therapeutic Riding Centers: these places usually run on 99% volunteers so they’re always looking for new volunteers. You can even bring along your non-horsey friends since most of the volunteer work involves working with riders. Try the Community Association for Riding for the Disabled in Toronto, or King’s Ransom Stables in Schomberg.



Horse Shows: student volunteers are usually needed for… Continue

Added by The HorseLady Blog on February 28, 2011 at 6:26pm — 1 Comment

Five Questions Every Horse Business Owner Should Ask

You’re at your desk dreaming of being an entrepreneur. Or you’ve started a horse cookie company because you’ve managed to turn your endurance horse into a roly-poly Thelwell pony on those cookies alone.

 

OMG, your head is spinning. “What am I doing and why…

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Added by Patti Schofler on February 18, 2011 at 5:00pm — 1 Comment

Photography Tips from amateur photographer and professional rider Justin Ridgewell

   

    I am an amateur photographer and professional rider and have always been interested in the art of photography.

   

      I took the plunge and bought my first DSLR camera two years ago and have been playing with it ever since. As a self-taught photographer I have spent a lot of time reading books, surfing…

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Added by Justin Ridgewell on February 7, 2011 at 11:30pm — 1 Comment

My Career in the Horse Insurance Industry

My name is Shannon Henderson and I am a registered insurance broker at Intercity Insurance.  I’ve been here for three years now although it feels like just a few months. It’s been said that if you do what you love, you’ll never have to work a day in your life.  I have been lucky enough to combine my love for horses with an exciting career in the industry.

 

A little bit about me to start: my love for horses began when I was seven years old.  It was the summer of camps: drama,…

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Added by Shannon Henderson on February 4, 2011 at 10:38am — No Comments

Top Photo Locations in Edmonton





One question I get asked quite often is, "Where should we go for our portraits?" To help with planning your outdoor portraits or family photo session, here are a few suggested photo locations from…
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Added by Linda Finstad on February 2, 2011 at 9:11am — No Comments

Easy mmoney for Equine Establishments

If you have a riding school or equine business - you have to read this article!

 

I want to tell you about a way Equine businesses can both increase revenue and attract new clients to their premises without it costing them a penny.

It is a way for them to utilize what they already have and offer…

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Added by Linda Finstad on January 11, 2011 at 12:19pm — No Comments

The importance of the horse

“The greatest gift God gave mankind ------------- Was the Horse”

 

Horses are much more than a means of transport or beast ofburden they are integral to man discovering his purpose in life.

 

As a Christian woman I have always strived to live life withpurpose but discovering my purpose has been a life long…

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Added by Linda Finstad on January 9, 2011 at 2:08pm — No Comments

Slice of Life – Photography – will Boost your Business

Everyone know that if you have a business of any kind – you really need to have a web site – it’s almost a pre requisite for business these days.

Your web site not only helps potential clients find you, but also do a little research about your company.

If you are reading this you are well aware that people not only search on line but they also compare.

If you are offering a “service” your potential…

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Added by Linda Finstad on December 30, 2010 at 9:00am — 1 Comment

A Day in the Life of a Horse Show Photographer

I wanted to share this little glimpse into my life as Official show photographer because many people who have attended my Equine Photography Workshops have aspirations of one day  following my career path. And becoming a full time Equine Photographer.

A way of life I can wholeheartedly recommend if you love to work outdoors with horses and their…

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Added by Linda Finstad on December 17, 2010 at 8:00am — 2 Comments

Centaur Connection – Horse and Horseman Connected as One

Being in the horse industry and being a horse lover on my own personal journey, I have seen a lot of personal growth in people due to the impact that horses have played in their spiritual evolution. I have seen trainers grow and change from hardened individuals to philanthropists and students turn into masters. I have seen first-hand the physical healing effect horses have on humans. All of these people that I have known over the…
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Added by Carolyn Resnick on August 18, 2010 at 10:00am — No Comments

Creating Attentive Partnerships

Previously I was talking about horsemanship, trust and connection, which led me to ask the question about what you would like your partner to be like. Now the reason I asked this was, and this is going to sound a bit out of place, but a horse wants to be treated like a woman wants to be treated.…


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Added by Carolyn Resnick on August 4, 2010 at 10:00am — 2 Comments

Racetrack workers and WSIB – your questions answered.

Racetrack workers and WSIB - read our latest blog post – your questions answered. http://ow.ly/2budZ

Added by Sarah at HorseJobs.ca on July 28, 2010 at 9:58pm — No Comments

According to NY Times: A Buyer's Market for Horses

I read this fascinating article in the New York Times and thought I would share it with everyone.





BARGAINS IN THE BARN

By: SARAH MASLIN NIR

Published: October 28, 2009




WHEN Janet Rizzo decided to buy a second horse after her first one was sidelined by an injury, she wanted a mount of comparable ability. She expected to pay a price similar to the $70,000 she spent on her first, 11 years earlier.



But in this withered economy, Surfer Girl,… Continue

Added by Andrea Wetzel on October 29, 2009 at 11:00am — 1 Comment

NEW CANADIAN EQUINE SURVEY RELEASED

NEW!

A brand new Canadian survey was released today to gather vital information about current resources available to equestrians like you.

HorseJobs.ca has proudly joined with Equine Guelph and other equine industry leaders to promote the changing needs of our industry and now YOU have a chance to make your voice heard.



The survey is open to ANYONE involved in the equine… Continue

Added by Sarah at HorseJobs.ca on October 13, 2009 at 12:30am — No Comments

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