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Comment by Sarah at HorseJobs.ca on November 19, 2009 at 2:46pm

Thank you to everyone who came by our booth at The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair last week. It was great to put faces to so many famiiar names and I was (an still am) overwhelmed by the wonderful success stories that you shared with me. It is soooooo amazing to hear that our little 'ol website is doing such a good job.
Our site is only 3 years old and we are growing a little every year - Thank you for your continued support and keep those stories coming. It makes the late nights in front of a computer screen so much more appealing to me! :)

Comment by Cindi Roberts on November 5, 2009 at 9:10pm

Hey folks, I have a Boarding Stables In Ocala FL, we need to fill One live in barn asst, plus one barn dorm room for rent, tennant may keep one horse free for barn chores.drop me a line at artsytrailrider@yahoo.com
see us a www.thecheerfulyellowbarn.mysite.com

Comment by Sarah at HorseJobs.ca on November 5, 2009 at 12:54pm

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Comment by Sarah at HorseJobs.ca on October 27, 2009 at 11:41am

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Comment by Sarah at HorseJobs.ca on October 22, 2009 at 11:17am

Thank you to all who applied to the Royal Winter Fair volunteer and paid positions that were posted on our site.
They have all been filled and I am looking forward to see you at The Royal.

Dont forget to stop by our booth #2509 to say hello - introduce yourself as a HorseJobs.ca member for a special gift.

Sarah
www.HorseJobs.ca

Comment by Sarah at HorseJobs.ca on October 19, 2009 at 11:00pm

DID YOU KNOW??? HorseJobs.ca is more than just a job postings board.
HorseJobs.ca is your ally and tool no matter where you are in your career or equestrian hobby.

Sure we offer job postings for employers who are looking for experienced and enthusiastic equestrians like YOU.
But did you know we also offer so much more...

* The HorseJobs HEY!net is our e-newsletter which offers up to date tips of employment law, barn and equine management resources, educational opportunities and upcoming events to help you GROW.
* The HorseJobs Blog (www.horsejobs.ca/blog) is your source for national and international news PLUS a free link to horse health headlines and links.
* FREE services for job seekers - there is never a charge for posting a resume (or resumes), searching jobs or applying for those jobs online.
* HorseJobs.ca membership is FREE and includes constant access to useful tools such as resume help, applicant tracking logs, equine related job description forms and more are on the way.

Make www.HorseJobs.ca a part of your day to day operations.

Comment by Sarah at HorseJobs.ca on October 6, 2009 at 2:02pm

University of Guelph, Kemptville Campus
Proudly presents: Balance in Motion symposium
When: October 23-25, 2009
Where: Kemptville Campus, AM Barr Arena.
Lectures and hands-on sessions with SUE LEFFLER, certified Balimo and Centered Riding Clinician. Also guest lectures from Dr. Cathy Rae, Equine Product Manager for Pfizer Inc. talking about putting the "whoa" on worms; Brian Mcneil talking about footing for optimal performance; Dr. Suzanne Millman from Iowa State University will be lecturing about balancing the relationship between humans and horses, and Dr. Peter Physick-Sheard from the University of Guelph will be lecturing about optimal equine health.
"Educating riders in finding their balance both on and off the horse."
Weekend pass....$135
Friday only........$20
Saturday only.....$75
Sunday only.......$75
**Lunch is included with registration fees**
REGISTER BEFORE OCTOBER 9TH TO RECEIVE A 10% DISCOUNT

For more information and to register contact:
Maureen Venables
University of Guelph, Kemptville Campus
613-258-8336 ext:61619
mvenable@kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca
www.kemptvillec.uoguelph.ca
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Comment by Sarah at HorseJobs.ca on September 29, 2009 at 3:20pm

Ainsley - Congratulations on your new position with Barnmice! It is always wonderful to see our www.HorseJobs.ca service doing its job! :)
We wish you all the best at Barnmice.
Sarah
www.HorseJobs.ca

Comment by Ainsley Stewart on September 29, 2009 at 9:56am

Hi guys! I just wanted to send out a BIG thank you to HorseJobs! I applied to a job post regarding Barnmice, and am now currently working... here?
So thank you so much!

Comment by Sarah at HorseJobs.ca on August 7, 2009 at 3:35pm

This may not be posted on our site but I am a huge fan and supporter of the Horse Trust. The following article was taken from the Horse and Hound Website (www.horsenadhound.co.uk)
If any of you are reading this from England (Bucks) then help if you can, spread the word to everyone that you know - Help is needed this summer....

Horse Trust needs Buckinghamshire volunteers over the summer

Nick West, H&H news desk

7 August, 2009



The Horse Trust, the famous horse sanctuary in Buckinghamshire, has put out an urgent plea for volunteers for the busy summer season.

Based at Speen, near High Wycombe, the charity's home of rest is a favourite attraction for horse lovers.


Over the years it has taken in hundreds of horses, including retired military horses such as those injured when the IRA bombed the Queen's Lifeguard — a detachment of the Household Cavalry — in the early 1980s, the most famous of which was Sefton.


Yard manager, Shirley Abbott, said: "This is a great opportunity for anyone who loves being around horses.


"Volunteers are needed to help out with a variety of activities around the yard including grooming, bathing the horses, mucking out, gardening, selling ice creams and helping the general public."


There are also office positions in welfare, fundraising and administration.


74-year old Pat Audley, who recently lost her husband Harry, said: "The staff and horses here have really helped me get over the loss of Harry. I feel calmer when I'm here.


"Volunteering for The Horse Trust is a lifeline for me. My favourite job is taking the two drum horses, Leo and Janus, out to the fields. When they get near the gate, they can't wait to get their halters off and bound off into the fields. It's very rewarding."


Volunteers are needed for every day of the week (7.30am-4.30pm) but particularly between 2pm-4pm, when the sanctuary is open to the public.


All volunteers are buddied up with a Horse Trust employee to help them through the early days and are given health and safety training. You have to be at least 15 years old.


If you'd like to get involved, call Shirley on 01494 488464 or email her at Shirley@horsetrust.org.uk

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