Chloe Upshall

Took charge of horse welfare while collaborating with team members and working independently.
Cared for horses' needs, including regular exercise routines.
Attended race meets to support horse performance.
Drove to different locations for horse collection throughout the county.

• Maintained cleanliness in stable areas to uphold a high standard of hygiene.
• Strengthened horse performance with regular exercise routines.

Ensured horse welfare met established standards and quantities.
Supervised veterinarian, farrier, dental technician, and equine therapist to deliver necessary care.
Operated independently with minimal supervision throughout all responsibilities.

• Maintained cleanliness and organisation of stables and associated areas.
Monitored supply levels for hay, bedding, and horse care materials, notifying supervisor when low.

•Brought horses in from pastures for scheduled programmes in a timely manner.
Adapted to last-minute changes to maintain programme efficiency.

• Take sole charge of taking the horses to the races, this includes driving a horse lorry to various locations around the country and being punctual with timings to assure they arrived at their correct race time. I also liaised with the owners and jockeys of the horses and had to report any issues to the trainer.

• Promoted to barn manager which meant that I had to work and organise a team of 15 people to ensure the horses were exercised daily and correctly and in a safely manner.

Participate in educational programs, such as, first aid training, safeguarding, fire and safety training.