Equestrian Specialist

As a seasoned equine professional, you will be responsible for designing and implementing comprehensive horse training programs tailored to individual horses' temperaments and purposes.

The ideal candidate will have a deep understanding of horse behavior, care, and training methods, as well as excellent observation and problem-solving skills.

• Plan, conduct, and monitor horse training programs to achieve optimal results.
• Observe horses' behavior and physical condition to identify health or training needs.
• Ride, exercise, and handle horses to improve fitness, discipline, and responsiveness.
• Prepare horses for events, races, shows, or work-related tasks.
• Instruct handlers and riders in techniques and routines to maintain training outcomes.
• Maintain accurate horse health records, feeding schedules, and grooming routines.
• Oversee stable operations, including feeding, watering, saddling, and unsaddling horses.
• Liaise with veterinarians, farriers, and other specialists to ensure horse well-being.

• Proven experience as a Horse Trainer in a racing, equestrian, breeding, or work-horse environment.
• Deep knowledge of horse behavior, care, and training methods.
• Physical fitness and confidence in handling horses of varying temperaments.
• Strong observation and problem-solving skills.

• Opportunity to work with a team of experienced equine professionals.
• Competitive compensation package.
• Excellent benefits and support for continued education and professional development.

• Ability to commute/relocate to the designated area.
• High School (Year 12) qualification.
• Formal qualifications in equine studies or related field.
• Work Authorisation: Australia.