Twelve equestrian disciplines, all served by consultants who have worked the yards, ridden the horses and know the sport from inside.
Thoroughbred, sport-horse and native breed studs. Foaling season, sales prep, teasing and covering programmes. BHS Stud Assistant qualified through senior stud manager appointments. Weatherbys and sales-catalogue fluent.
Competition, eventing, dressage and show-jumping yards. Facility oversight, feeding programmes, schooling schedules, staff management, competition logistics, insurance and BE / BS / BD affiliation compliance.
Second lots, senior grooms and head grooms for Grand Prix, international eventing, top-tier show-jumping and dressage yards. Travelling grooms for international shows and championships.
RVN and REVN-qualified equine veterinary nurses for referral practices, ambulatory clinics and racing yards. Diagnostic imaging, theatre and hospital-ward experience across all specialties.
ATF and DipWCF farriers for private yards, racing operations and referral clinics. Corrective, remedial, competition and racing shoeing specialists. Hospital farriery experience where required.
SMS-qualified saddle fitters, Master Saddlers and Society-registered fitters for retail, mobile fitting and manufacturing operations. Dressage, jumping, eventing and treeless specialisms.
BHS Stage 3 through Fellow, ABRS accredited, UKCC Level 2 and 3 coaches. Dressage, jumping and event coaches for BHS-approved centres, private yards, riding schools and Pony Club branches.
Equestrian event managers, event secretaries, course-builders, event directors and stewards for international shows, county events, one-day events and hunter trials.
Equestrian centre managers, indoor school and arena maintenance leads, stable-block facility managers, equestrian estate managers and yard maintenance teams.
Assistant trainers, travelling head lads, work-riders, stable staff, apprentices and pupil assistants for Flat and National Hunt operations. Newmarket, Lambourn, Malton and Middleham training centres.
Physiotherapists (ACPAT / CSP registered), sports massage therapists, equine dentists (EDT / BEVA), rehabilitation specialists, biomechanics analysts and performance coaches.
BASNS registered equine nutritionists for feed manufacturers, performance yards, veterinary referral practices and studs. Performance, breeding, veterinary and clinical nutrition specialisms.
The discipline sets the vetting depth, the qualifications required and the season we are working around. The workflow stays the same: a proper brief, a considered search, ranked candidates, trial visits where useful, end-to-end offer support.
We come to you or arrange a video call. We ask about the string, the discipline, the seasonal calendar, the accommodation setup, the yard culture and the standard of horsemanship the role requires. Written brief for sign-off before we start.
We approach our network and the active market. Every candidate is spoken to about horsemanship, qualifications, current yard and competition record. We follow up with references from someone who has actually worked with them.
Three to five candidates presented with our written notes. Trial-day visits arranged where the role calls for one. Accommodation matched to the candidate’s situation. Availability, notice period and reference readiness confirmed.
Offer support, accommodation and start-date logistics coordination, and follow-up check-ins at day 30 and day 90 to make sure the placement settles onto the yard.
Roles that are not equestrian. If you ask us to fill a corporate finance or software engineering vacancy, we will refer you out. Sole specialism is what makes our shortlists arrive with candidates who actually know their way around a yard.