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POSTED BY: blue_moon_721 on 04/21/2008 17:01:33


Hello, my name is Christy.
Right now I work at Jamaica Bay Riding Academy in Brooklyn NY. I am a groom. However I have lots of trail guide experience and good beginner- rider instructor experience. I have a lesson program I want to try out really bad. It's basic horsemanship for beginner riders. Working at JBRA I have seen alot of people who've never been on a horse before and I want to help them become horsemen/women.

I am a fairly good rider, Ive been riding on and off since I was 7 (i am now 21) I ride mostly western but I also like english riding. I am good at helping people get over their fears of horses and about 9 out of 10 of my trails end with people saying they had fun and asking for my name so they can have me as a guide when they come back.

I can handle tempermental/nervous/'crazy' horses as the horses at JBRA are never trail horses but ones that my boss gets from a dealer. We have no idea how the horse is until we get it to the barn and then they just stick the employees on them. If the horse is good its a trail horse, if not its a pushing horse they make the employees deal with. As a result you are forced to become a good rider or else have accidents happen all the time.

Anyway, I dont want to be a groom anymore, I wish to move up in the horse industry and become either a full time trail guide or a horsemanship instructor. I already have the details of my program set up and written down. If you are interested in the program please contact me and we can discuss it.

I would be willing to travel up to 1 1/2 hours to get to work by car ( i live in brooklyn near marine park if that helps anyone)

Thank you for your time,

Christy




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POSTED BY: KellyHB1 on 04/21/2008 17:12:03


Arizona is a bit far for you to travel, but good luck to you in your riding program!  I am sure there will be lots of potential people to hire you with your experience and confidence!  Maybe you could collaborate with someone who is better known to apprentice with to establish your name and reputation and then break off to your own clientele.

I have 3 friends that have worked with 3 different trainers ( John Lyons, Pat Perelli, and Buck Brennaman).  They came back to Phoenix and now you can hardly get into their programs.  They also teach their own way with the philosophy of who they apprenticed with.  

It's at least a "shoe in" and worked well for my friends that wanted to have a career in the horse business.

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POSTED BY: ponyofdoom on 04/21/2008 17:13:17


Since I'm not 18, I can't offer you a job yet, but maybe someday you can work at my ranch as a trail guide. :)

(Im going to own a guest ranch in Texas) XD





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POSTED BY: twilightlover on 04/30/2008 22:11:42


I'd love to help, by making suggestions of good places to work but I don't know any where you live.
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