Comments on: Horse Jobs – Breeding Manager

By: stacey

stacey — Wed, 13 May 2015 17:59:52 +0000

Hello I am an experienced educated instructor breeder manager coach judge and trainer.
I have my own ultrasound machine and I perform artificial insemination.
I would love to find a position where I could benefit a breeding operation and manage a farm throughout the year.

By: Dr.(Major) R.S Bansal

Dr.(Major) R.S Bansal — Sat, 23 Aug 2014 10:15:17 +0000

I am a graduate in Veterinary Science and Animal Husbandry(Gold Medalist- First class first throughout
the duration of Graduation. OGPA 3.75/4.00). I obtained my master’s degree in Veterinary Obstetrics and Gynecology OGPA 3.64/4.00. I at my credit have doctorate in Veterinary Obstetrics and Gynecology OGPA 8.11/10. My doctorate was on Ultrasonographic studies of folliculogenesis, pregnancy diagnosis & progesterone profile during various phases of reproduction. I have studied in leading Agricultural and Veterinary Universities of Gov. of India during my graduation, post graduation and doctorate. I have served the Indian Army for 10 years and was Major, while in the Army, I was looking after the treatment and management of the horses. Thereafter I have served as a Farm Manager at National Research Centre on Equines(At Equine Production Campus Bikaner) in India. Later on I had been serving as the Senior Scientist in Livestock Production Management at Project Directorate on Cattle for 3 yrs. NRC on Equines and P.D. on Cattle are the Institutes which come under the Indian Council of Agricultural and Research, Ministry of Agriculture, Gov. of India.

In all I have been working with horses for last 30 years. Presently I am a visiting Professor in Veterinary Obstetrics and Gynecology and also a consultant to various equine breeding stud farms in India. I work as a full time Vet. during the breeding season in Equines at one particular Thorough bred equine stud farm i.e January- June.

I am able to do Ultrasonography to study folliculogenesis pregnancy diagnosis and also Uterine Pathology in mares. In addition I am able to perform rectal palpitation to judge the accurate time of covering/artificial insemination and also pregnancy diagnosis.

In view of my above exposure with the equines I am looking for a job.

By: Amanda

Amanda — Sat, 31 May 2014 04:07:33 +0000

wondering how a twelve-year old can start planning to be with the mare and stallions? how do you get the exact traits you are looking for in a foal? how much training should I consider? which schools are the best places to apply to?

By: Jacqueline Hayes

Jacqueline Hayes — Thu, 13 Feb 2014 22:31:51 +0000

I am writing to apply for a manager position of an Equine Reproduction Center. I am confidant that my skills from my educational and career background experiences are well aligned with the role, and that I would be an excellent fit for your organization. Please allow me to highlight some of my best skills and qualifications to prove that I possess the exact qualities that are sought after for this position.
My name is Jackie Hayes. I graduated from Delaware Valley College in Doylestown, PA, in May of 2013, earning a Bachelor of Sciences degree in Equine Science and Management. I’m writing because I am interested in earning a Master’s Degree in the field of Animal/Equine Reproduction or Physiology and/or pursuing a full time position at a Reproduction facility.
Most of my background and experience is with Standardbreds in breeding and foaling. I worked for Delaware Valley College at the Standardbred Breeding Center for a year and foaled out and bred 30+ mares. My responsibilities included but were not limited to: collecting stallions (including processing, analyzing and shipping semen, or inseminating it directly into DVH’s mares), artificially inseminating mares, and determining ultra sounds with a veterinarian as well as develop further plans (skip a heat cycle, breed now, then flush uterus, breed in two days, etc). Another crucial part of my job was testing the mares for several weeks before their due date and delivering the foals late at night, as well as post delivery care of both the mare and foal. My job also entailed over seeing the barn and making sure everything ran smoothly, including pasture management and rotation, turn out placement, and applying basic care (medications, feeding regimens, cleaning, etc). As a senior in college, I did much research on dystocias during delivery for my senior project and how environmental factors affect it.
These are only a few qualifications that make me the perfect person to fit the needs of the Equine Reproduction Center manager. I strongly encourage and invite you to review my resume. Thank you for taking the time to review me as a candidate for this position. Please feel free to contact me via phone or e mail at your convenience to discuss further my background as well as the requirements for this role.
Thank you,
Jacqueline Hayes

By: FERNANDO

FERNANDO — Sat, 27 Nov 2010 23:47:54 +0000

SOU MEDICO VETERINARIO E TRABALHO COM REPRODUÇÃO EQUINA E GOSTARIA DE SER INFORMADO QUANDO EXISTIR OPORTUNIDADES DE EMPREGOS NA AREA.
OBRIGADO.