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Post by flagmountmolly08 on Sept 29, 2009 15:19:07 GMT
just wondering if any one in the northwest would be interested in a mobile groom?
someone to look after your horses while your on holiday, muck out or excerise your horse?
i am trying to work out if there was a need for this service?
any ideas welcome.
thanks
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Post by culcheth1 on Sept 29, 2009 16:24:53 GMT
just wondering if any one in the northwest would be interested in a mobile groom? someone to look after your horses while your on holiday, muck out or excerise your horse? i am trying to work out if there was a need for this service? any ideas welcome. thanks I should think people would be interested. Where abouts in North West are you? Do you have formal qualifications and insurance? |
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Post by flagmountmolly08 on Sept 29, 2009 20:19:02 GMT
i have stage 2 riding and care. first diploma and national diploma in horse management. and have many years experience. no insurance at the min but if i was to, i would get insurance via NFU.
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nic101
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Post by nic101 on Sept 30, 2009 15:47:16 GMT
tbh most people have friends on yards who they use....
the small minority who are on independant yards/at home - might 0- but depends if thats enough business and whether someone would take one you not knowing you???
just a thought
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Post by equiauctions on Aug 8, 2010 16:56:06 GMT
Hi if it is any help you can pop an advert on our website, www.equiauctions.co.uk you would need to list it under the services directory category, hope that is a help. Best wishes |
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Post by lucyspin on Aug 27, 2010 19:08:28 GMT
i would say go for it it's what i do and i have work coming out of my ears at the moment and having to turn people down, let poeple you know who are horsey know you will do it and word gets around, it is hard work and you have to be reliable but i throughly enjoy it and get to look after some fantastic horses. i generally turnout in morning, muck out stables and do fields (for one customer i do everything at both ends of the day but she pays extremly well) i also ride for them if need be. i'm in south east kent don't knwo if it will be different where you are but i can't see why not. good luck whatever you decide to do but def get groom insurance just incase anything happens and you can't work, i broke my arm begining of the year and was out of work for 6 weeks with no pay and no insurance and 4 horses to feed. It's only £80 for the year and is really worth it  lucy xx |
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