Emma Fyfe

2 Foal Watch & Neonatal Care – Experienced in foaling down mares, assisting with deliveries, recognizing signs of distress, and providing postnatal care to mares and foals

3 Stallion Handling – Knowledgeable and safe handling of stallions during covering, exercise, and general management 4 Feeding & Nutrition – Understanding of tailored feeding programs for broodmares, foals, weanlings, and racehorses, including administering supplements and medications

5 Health Monitoring – Ability to identify signs of illness, injury, or colic early; skilled in wound care, bandaging, and liaising with vets

6 Daily Stable Duties – Strong work ethic and experience with mucking out, grooming, tacking up, lunging, leading in/out, and yard maintenance

7 Float Loading & Travel Prep – Confident in loading young or nervous horses and preparing horses for transport

8 Record Keeping – Familiar with maintaining health, breeding, and farrier records (especially useful at larger studs) 9 Breeding Shed Procedures – Knowledge of teasing, covering procedures, handling mares during scans, and hygiene protocols 10 Teamwork & Communication – Works well in a team environment with other handlers, farriers, vets, and management

11 Time Management – Capable of managing multiple horses efficiently, especially during busy seasons

12 Basic Trimming & Hoof Care – Ability to pick out feet, recognize hoof issues, and assist the farrier safely

13 Flexible & Reliable – Willing to work long hours, early mornings, and weekends, especially during foaling or breeding season

14 Horse Psychology & Temperament Reading – Skilled at reading equine body language and responding appropriately to different temperaments and stress levels

15 Confidence with High-Value Bloodstock – Calm and competent handling of valuable thoroughbreds under pressure