Sundays through Saturdays (7am-12pm, 7-2pm, 2pm-6:30pm)
Duties to include: Mucking stalls, leading horses, feeding, hay, and watering of horses. Additional duties available for the right applicant.
Part-time: Must be able to work a minimum of 10 hours over 2+ days per week.
Full-time: 40+ hours per week available.
Must have reliable transportation. Salary to reflect experience.
If interested, please contact Karen at (410) 795-8371 or fullmoonfarmkaren@gmail.com.
Updated November 28, 2021
Must be able to teach kids & adults, beginners through intermediate (WTC/2’ jumping), private & group lessons (3-7 riders). We have nearly 200 regular clients.
Part-time: Preferably would be able to teach 2+ days per week.
Full-time: Teaching opportunities available up to 7 days per week. In addition to teaching, other duties are available (e.g., barn chores, coaching at shows).
Certification would be a bonus, but is not a requirement. Attitude and skill are most important.
Must have reliable transportation. Salary to reflect experience. Hours flexible, but will be consistent once schedule is determined.
If interested, please contact Karen at (410) 795-8371 or fullmoonfarmkaren@gmail.com.
Updated November 28, 2021
The ideal applicant has an interest in horseshoeing, either plans to go to farrier school, is in training, or has recently finished their training and wishes to work with someone before starting their own business.
This is a primarily part-time opportunity, with the possibility of full-time employment at the barn.
Must have reliable transportation. Salary to reflect experience.
If interested, please contact Karen at (410) 795-8371 or fullmoonfarmkaren@gmail.com.
Updated August 17, 2021
Effective 7/28/21: If you are NOT fully vaccinated, you MUST wear a mask (nose/mouth covering) when inside (in barns, stalls, Office, etc.).
Everyone (regardless of vaccination status) MUST:
At this time, parents/spectators are not permitted up at the grooming barn, unless their rider meets ANY of the criteria below:
If a rider meets any of those criteria, ONE parent/spectator may accompany them to the barn.
At this time, parents/spectators are permitted to watch lessons from outside the arenas and/or from the PCUs.
