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The Horseback Trail Guide provides exceptional guest service and frontline support for customers ... Be comfortable riding and guiding for up to 6 hours each shift. * Ensure the safety of all guests ...

Horseback Trail Guide

Sorrento, FL · On-site

$13.50 - $15.50/hr

Guiding from front/rear/side while always maintaining control of your own horse. * Pony another ... Advanced horsemanship and riding skills. The above statements describe the general nature of work ...

$10 - $13.26/hr

Lead horseback riding lessons and guided trail rides for campers and guests of varying skill levels. * Assist with horse care, including feeding, grooming, tacking, and stall maintenance. * Ensure ...

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Horseback Riding Counselor / Instructor

blane@chateaugay.com

Merrill, NY

Full-time

Posted yesterday


Job description

Horseback Riding Counselor / Instructor

Job description:

Camp Chateaugay, a premier co-ed sleep-away camp for children ages 7-17, is seeking a highly skilled and experienced Ranch / Horseback Riding Assistant / Counselor for our English-style equestrian program at our working ranch in an extraordinary Adirondack Mountain setting.

Features:

  • 10 well-trained horses
  • Two fully-equipped barns
  • Professional sand arena
  • Dedicated jump field
  • Network of scenic trails
  • Spacious turnout paddocks

Responsibilities:

As a riding counselor at Chateaugay you will work under your area director to provide fun, engaging and safe lessons with 2 other horseback riding counselors. Being a part of our horse riding time is a demanding job and your day will look a little different to other counselors, as you will not have any bunk responsibilities. For example, you will get up earlier to feed and muck out the horses but you will not be expected to live in a cabin with campers as your hours are a little different and demanding. You'll guide approximately 40 eager campers of varying skill levels, from beginners to advanced

Camper Instruction: Teaching the fundamentals of grooming, tacking, and stable management. As well as instructing riders in walk, trot, canter, and introductory jumping techniques. Helping with daily ranch operations and maintenance, ensuring the safety and well-being of all horses. Also maintaining equipment and facility standards.There is even a field trip to the Lake Placid Horse Show.

Additionally, our extensive riding option allows campers to ride multiple times a week, and the stable management program gives horse enthusiasts extra time to deepen their equine skills.

We provide a salary, accommodations away from the campers but shared with other counselors plus all meals and room and board is included, an allowance for travel included, and a supportive, inclusive camp community.

To apply, please contact: Blane Stewart - ------------