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Discover career opportunities in the horse industry. 2009. Kathy Anderson, University of Nebraska, Extension Horses Specialist
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Page 1: Careers In  Equine  Industry 09

Careers in Equine Industry

Kathy Anderson

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Diversity

  Agriculture   Business   Sport   Gaming   Entertainment   Recreation

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Scope 2005 study   9.2 million horses

 Previous = 6.9   4.6 million Americans

involved in industry

  2 million horse owners  Previous = 1.6 million

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Impact and scope

  $39 billion annual direct effect on U.S. economy

 Total impact of $102 billion  Provides 460,000 full-time equivalent jobs  Horse industry pays $1.9 billion in taxes

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Horse numbers

2005 1989  Race 844,531 725,000  Showing 2,718,954 1,974,000  Recreation 3,906,923 2,970,000  Other 1,752,439 1,262,000

(farm, ranch, rodeo, police, polo, carriage)

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Horse Industry Trends THROUGH MEMBERSHIPS, REGISTRATIONS AND TRANSFERS

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* Thoroughbred does not keep record of transfers

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Participation

  1 out of every 63 Americans involved in Horse industry  238,000 w/ breeding  481,000 competing  1.1 million other activities

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Participation

  119,000 service providers   702,000 employees   2 million family members & volunteers

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Levels

  34% horse owners income level below $50,000

  28% annual income over $100,000   46% income between $25,000 - $75,000

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Where are the horses?

  70% horse owners in communities on 50,000 or less

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Equine surveys

  558,00 horses sold in U.S – 1998  Sales = $1.75 billion

  Nebraska AQHA numbers -2006  88,485 horses – 8th

 6,078 new registrations – 4th

  Nebraska APHA numbers  12th total registered horses  15th new registrations

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USDA National Animal Health Monitoring System – Equine ’05 study  Equine Demographics

 78.6% equine operations = 5 or fewer horses   39.6% of equines

 3.7 % equine operations = 20 + horses   27.0 % of equines

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Economic Impact of Horse Event to community   200 horse   Exhibiting 2 days

 1 day to move in  1 day to move out

  Approximately $780,000 to community

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Flexibility is key to career success!

Keep all options open!

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Equine Careers

  Full time   Supplementary/hobby

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Traditional/Full Time

 Horse Trainer  Instructor  Breeding manager

  Needs  Business courses

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Traditional/Full Time

 Veterinarian

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Supportive

  Education   Feed companies   Extension   Pharmaceuticals   Retail

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Careers

  Equine Education  College

  2 year   BS or MS

  4 year   MS or PhD

  Needs  Equestrian Team

coach  Judging Team coach  Equitation courses

Extension   Assistant

  BS

  Educator   MS

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Careers

  Feed Industry or Pharmaceutical  BS  Advanced degree

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Part time/supplemental

  Breeder   Hobby   Competition

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Degreetypeoptions  Equineconcentrateddegree?

  EquineScienceDegree  AnimalScience,EquineOption  CourseswithinAnimalScienceDegree

  Supportiveequinecourses  Variousmajors  SomeEquinespecificcourses

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BreedingFarmManager/Production&Management/Trainer  Degreewithcourses

in:  EquineScience  AnimalScience  Business  Economics  Communication  Computerscience

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EquineProductionandManagementFocusDegree  Extension  BreedAssociation

  Youth  Eventcoordinator  Publicrelations

  Therapeuticridingspecialist

  Trainer/manager  Coursedesigner  Equitationinstructor

  Government  Eventcoordinator  Brandinspector  Parksinspector

  Marketing  Auctions  Analyst

  International  Insurance  Education

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Equine‐relatedAgribusiness

  Majorwithemphasisin:  Business  Economics  Computerscience  Communications

  AnimalScienceandgeneraleducation

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Equine-related Agribusiness

  Drug and Pharmaceutical   Management   Sales

  Bloodstock companies   Pedigree evaluation   Buyers   Technical service

  Equine breed registries   Finance

  AI organizations   Feed companies   Public relations   Computerized

management systems   Insurance   Publications   Retail

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EquineRelated:MastersinBusinessAdministration

  Coursepreparationinbusinessandeconomics

  Equineand/oragriculturerelated

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EquineRelated:MastersinBusinessAdministration(MBA)  Middleandupper

managementpositionsinAgribusiness

  LawSchool  CPA  IRSauditorforhorse

farms

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Scienceconcentration–Pre‐Veterinarymedicine  B.S.degree

  Researchassistant  University,company

  VeterinaryAssistant  Sales

  DVM  Privatepractice  U.S.Government  Consulting  University

  Research  Teaching  Extension

  International

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Graduate School (M.S./Ph.D.)

  B average with emphasis on science related courses  Research  Teaching  Extension  Nutritionist  Stallion analyst

  Reproduction specialist  AI, Embryo transfer  Semen preservation

  Management systems   Computer

management

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ColoradoStateUniversityEquineSciencesProgram  JobPlacement

  45%  AgBusiness–equinerelated

  20%  ProfessionalStudy(MS,PhD,DVM,MBA)

  20%  AnimalProduction

  5%  Education

  10%  Miscellaneous

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Internships

  http://www.lazyeranch.net/site/index.asp   http://kemi.org/   http://www.babcockranch.com/   http://www.greenvalleyreining.com/   http://www.roodandriddle.com/   http://www.aqha.com/association/who/

openings.html   http://www.apha.com

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Career’s

  http://www.agcareers.com/

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Important Horse web sites

  http://www.horsecouncil.org/   http://www.unwantedhorsecoalition.org/   http://www.extension.org/horses

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Keep your options open!


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