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A horse caretaker is commonly referred to as a groom. Grooms are responsible for the daily care of horses, which includes feeding, grooming, exercising, and maintaining their living environment. In some contexts, particularly in larger facilities or stables, the term "stable manager" may also be used for individuals overseeing a team of grooms and the overall operations of horse care.
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What does the average horse trainer caretaker make?
A small amount.
What is a museum caretaker called?
curator
What is a caretaker of apartments or hotel called?
janiter
What do you call a person who looks after horses?
A person who looks after horses is called an "equine caretaker" or a "horse caretaker." They are responsible for the day-to-day care and well-being of the horses, including feeding, grooming, and exercising them.
What is a church caretaker called?
A spiritual janitor.
Who are the characters in the story of the beautiful horse?
The main characters in the story of the beautiful horse are typically the beautiful horse itself, and possibly additional characters such as the horse's owner or caretaker. The story may involve themes of beauty, admiration, and sometimes jealousy or competition.
Who is Liverpool's groundskeepers?
I do not know who the groundsman is, however the Head Caretaker is called Stuey.
What is the latin word for caretaker?
caretaker
What is a horse you called?
My horse is called Todd
How does the Tennessee walking horse find its food?
The same way that any other domesticated horse finds it's food, by looking into the buckets or haynets it's caretaker provides for food or by eating grass when it's outside.
What does a mom horse is called?
A mother horse is called a dam. A father horse is called a sire. Best Wishes!
What is a father horse?
A Father horse is called a Sire.A mother horse is called a Dam.
