A funny horse story about the secret ingredient to Grandma’s notoriety, but the stinky part of every Saturday.

Saturdays Stink by George Stalzer

“Impossible Ashley Ann” | Impossible Horse Training Story

“Dad!”  My younger brother William’s voice echoed through the house as he burst into the mudroom.  “I quit! I can’t work with that horse anymore.  She is just not trainable!”  Letting the door slam behind him, William’s frustration was evident as he flopped down to pull off his boots. No need to ask which horse he was talking about.  It was Ashley Ann.

Hiring for Horse Jobs needs some special insight. Profitable Horseman business coach Doug Emerson gives 10 useful tips for hiring success in the Equine Industry.

If you are like many professional horsemen, finding the right people to help you in your business is one of your biggest challenges.  That’s partly because candidates with horse experience are limited, the rate of pay in the equine industry is low in comparison to other industries and much of the work is unsupervised requiring employees with good work habits.

A resume, job application and a short interview will you tell you only part of the story about an employee candidate.