Hannah Stengler

I am a studying Equine Massage Therapist student at Equissage, poised to revolutionize the approach to equine care with a foundation in hard work, time management, and proactive problem-solving. Despite being new to the field, demonstrates an exceptional capacity for self-sufficiency and reliability, ensuring high-quality therapy sessions. Eager to leverage innovative techniques and a detail-focused mindset to enhance equine well-being and performance. I have also had a total of 13 years in counting of horse experience including, feeding, grooming, handling on and off the ground, cleaning stalls, and I have had some experience breaking in green horses. I have wonderful experience handling horses. For a total of a year I worked with four prized cutting horses , grooming, watering, exercising (walking, trotting, loping), cleaning their stalls and handling them too and from their stall. I have been involved in rodeo for six years and counting doing barrel races and starting poles. I am used to the elements of Missouri, I have taken care of horses in all kinds of conditions, whether sleeting, snowing, raining or in the blazing heat of summer. I am used to having to bust ice in water troughs as well as cleaning them throughout summer. I am very attentive to my work and enjoy every minute of being near and around horses.

• Monitored horse behavior closely to identify any potential health issues or changes in temperament.
• Demonstrated dedication to ongoing education in equine care by attending seminars and workshops to stay current on industry best practices.
• Maintained a safe and clean environment for horses, resulting in reduced injuries and accidents.
• Enhanced horse well-being by providing daily grooming and thorough cleaning of stalls.
• Transported horses safely between locations, ensuring proper handling procedures were followed at all times.
• Managed inventory of supplies such as feed, bedding materials, and grooming tools; ensuring timely re-ordering when needed.
• Assisted with veterinary visits for routine checkups, vaccinations, and emergency treatments.
• Implemented regular exercise routines for each horse, promoting overall fitness and preventing injury.
• Filled hay nets and water buckets and measured feed and supplements to keep horses well-fed.
• Led horses from stables to fields and back to maintain control of animals.
• Mucked out stables, swept yard and stacked feed and bedding to foster clean and comfortable environment for animals.
• Cleaned and brushed horses' coats to improve skin and coat and decrease health problems.
• Checked horses for wellness issues to report problems or treat minor ailments and injuries.
• Prepared horses for riding, competitions and shows to condition animals to perform at best.
• Removed droppings, weeds and litter from fields to promote optimal riding environment.
• Tacked up horses to increase control over movements.
• Kept records of vaccinations, worming and shoeing to maintain animal health.
• Monitored animals for behavioral problems and signs of health issues.
• Washed, trimmed and brushed animals to maintain good grooming standards.

• Developed strong relationships with students, parents, and colleagues by maintaining open lines of communication and fostering a supportive learning environment.
• Worked cooperatively with other teachers, administrators, and parents to help students reach learning objectives.
• Managed classroom behavior effectively by establishing clear expectations, modeling appropriate conduct, and consistently enforcing established rules and consequences.
• Assisted in creating a safe and nurturing classroom environment that promoted emotional well-being and academic growth for all students.
• Enhanced classroom engagement through the use of interactive teaching methods, such as group projects and hands-on activities.
• Supported student physical, mental, and social development using classroom games and activities.
• Incorporated multiple types of teaching strategies into classroom.
• Maintained accurate records of student progress, attendance, and behavior to facilitate ongoing communication with parents about their child''s educational journey.
• Differentiated instruction to accommodate diverse learning needs, ensuring each student had an equal opportunity for success.
• Communicated frequently with parents, students, and faculty to provide feedback and discuss instructional strategies.
• Kept students on-task with proactive behavior modification and positive reinforcement strategies.
• Graded and evaluated student assignments, papers, and course work.
• Identified struggling students early on and provided additional support through tutoring sessions and modified lesson plans.

• Monitored horse behavior closely to identify any potential health issues or changes in temperament.
• Maintained a safe and clean environment for horses, resulting in reduced injuries and accidents.
• Enhanced horse well-being by providing daily grooming and thorough cleaning of stalls.
• Transported horses safely between locations, ensuring proper handling procedures were followed at all times.
• Conducted daily facility inspections to guarantee stable conditions met established safety standards consistently.
• Provided specialized care for injured or ill horses, facilitating their recovery process.
• Managed inventory of supplies such as feed, bedding materials, and grooming tools; ensuring timely re-ordering when needed.
• Administered prescribed medications to ensure optimal health of each equine under care.
• Contributed to the overall success of the equine facility by consistently providing high-quality care, resulting in a well-maintained stable environment and satisfied clients.
• Filled hay nets and water buckets and measured feed and supplements to keep horses well-fed.
• Implemented regular exercise routines for each horse, promoting overall fitness and preventing injury.
• Led horses from stables to fields and back to maintain control of animals.
• Mucked out stables, swept yard and stacked feed and bedding to foster clean and comfortable environment for animals.
• Cleaned and brushed horses' coats to improve skin and coat and decrease health problems.
• Checked horses for wellness issues to report problems or treat minor ailments and injuries.
• Prepared horses for riding, competitions and shows to condition animals to perform at best.
• Removed droppings, weeds and litter from fields to promote optimal riding environment.
• Tacked up horses to increase control over movements.