Central Ohio Riding Club

Busy barn, limited openings—experienced horse people only.

🐎 Now Hiring: Experienced Barn Help – 3 Openings Available
📍 Central Ohio

We are seeking reliable, experienced horse people for a busy equine facility. These are limited positions with consistent schedules.

Available Positions:
• 2 Weekday Morning Positions (Monday–Friday)
⏰ Arrival between 8:00–8:30 AM

• 1 Saturday Position (Full Day)
Includes AM & PM feeds, water, and a few stalls

Morning Responsibilities Include:
• Feeding grain & hay
• Water checks
• Cleaning 6–8 stalls
• Turnout
• Sweeping, raking, and general barn chores

This is a hands-on, fast-paced barn environment. Applicants should be comfortable working independently and handling horses safely.

Position Details:
• Pay based on experience
• Horse experience required
• Reliable transportation required
• Must be 18+
• 2 references required (including at least one former employer)
• Independent contractor position

📞 To apply, please call Leah Wilson at 614-873-6644
(Please call for initial inquiries—this is a landline and not monitored for texts.)

Located in Central Ohio — please share with experienced horse people looking for work.

Next in our Lesson horse appreciation post series!

Not all lesson horses are created equal.

Some just go through the motions.
Others teach.

Sawyer — Godspeede — is the kind that teaches.

He brings riders along with quiet consistency,
holds them accountable without overwhelming them,
and shows up the same way every single day.

From the show ring to the lesson program,
he’s the kind of horse that builds real riders.

And we are so lucky to have him.

Tuesday mornings at the barn

Before the day gets busy,
this is where it starts.

Good morning everyone!

🚨 BOARDING OPPORTUNITY— CENTRAL OHIO RIDING CLUB 🚨

An opening has become available at Central Ohio Riding Club.

Located just outside Columbus in Marysville, CORC is a full-care, program-based facility focused on consistent horse care, thoughtful horsemanship, and a well-managed environment for both horse and rider.

Our program supports multiple disciplines and offers access to:
• Professional training
• Structured lesson programs
• Equine massage therapy
• Breeding and sport horse development

Daily care is consistent and detail-oriented, with turnout and routine prioritized to support long-term soundness and overall wellbeing.

We are selective in our program and prioritize the right fit for our barn, our clients, and the horses here.

📞 For inquiries, please call Leah Wilson at 614-873-6644
(landline — calls only)

📍 Central Ohio Riding Club
Marysville / Plain City, Ohio

The horses don’t care that it’s Monday

🌾Feed is due.
🐎 Turnout is expected.
🕰️Right on time.

And it’s a pretty good way to start the week!

One thing that’s consistent across the board, is that our horses (personal, boarding or in training) LOVE to sleep. 💤

Rip would like to apply for the position of official pocket searcher.
(We’re considering other applicants as well so stay tuned).

❄️As we are once again below freezing… ❄️
🌻☀️Come with us and enjoy these memories through the years, when it was warm and sunny!☀️ 🌤️

🐎 Meet One of the Crew
“Hollister”

Every horse at Central Ohio Riding Club has their own personality, strengths, and story.

Some teach lessons.
Some train.
Some simply remind us why we love being around horses in the first place.

🐴 Meet Fritz121 aka The Barn Greeter

Every barn has one.

The horse that walks over first.
The one checking pockets for treats.
The one who absolutely believes the entire property belongs to them.

At Central Ohio Riding Club, our horses aren’t just athletes — they’re personalities.

And honestly… we wouldn’t have it any other way.

🌿 A Good Day to Be a Horse

Sun.
Grass. Sometimes snow.
Friends nearby.

Turnout time is one of the most important parts of keeping horses happy and healthy, and it’s something we prioritize every day at Central Ohio Riding Club.

Because happy horses make better partners.