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Equine Groom Apprentice - Breeding and Eventing Aston Mullins - Buckinghamshire

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01/10/2026
From £16,640 per year
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ASTON MULLINS FARM FORD BUCKS HP17 8XG
Equine Groom Apprentice - Breeding and Eventing
Aston Mullins - Buckinghamshire - Job Ref: VAC1000344450
Aston Mullins Stud are looking for an enthusiastic apprentice to join their team. This is a fantastic opportunity to join a company who will give the successful candidate the support and platform to develop their skills and launch a career in the equine sector.
This is a Great Opportunity For Equine Apprentice To Get Stuck In With The Daily Running Of The Stud, Including, But Not Limited To:
- Mucking out
- Turning out/bringing in
- Tacking up and tack cleaning
- Feeding and filling hay nets
- Clipping/pulling/plaiting/trimming
- Bathing and rug changing
- First aid
- Exercising horses from the ground (lunging, horse walker, long reining, pessoa training etc.)
- Holding for vet/farrier/dentist
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Equine Groom Level 2
All training will take place at the employer’s premises, with the support of the employer, and will be carried out by Haddon Training
Previous experience working with horses is essential. Candidates must be 18 or over (due to insurance purposes), and ideally have their own car as location is very rural, hardworking and keen to succeed in the equine industry. A good sense of humour is a must! Accommodation is available if required.


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