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Paul Mark Tyrrell Coachman has over 25 years of experience in the equine industry. He has held various roles including mounted gunner in the King's Troop Royal Horse Artillery, coachman at Buckingham Palace, head coachman and stable manager. He is seeking long-term employment at an established farm where he can use his broad skills and experience caring for horses. He wants a job with fair compensation and financial security where his family can also enjoy the farm environment.

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Paul Mark Tyrrell Coachman Curriculum Vita
Goals I have been in the Equine Industry for more than 25 years and my wide range of experiences has taught me that there is probably no other type of work where one thing can be done in so many ways ,from breaking to training from feeding to foaling. No one way is superior to another and i believe that common sense should prevail . To this end i am seeking long term employment with a well established farm where i can use all the skills learnt over a 25 year period working in the equine industry . I would like compensation to match the work load and know that there is financial security equity and fairness. Family is very important to me and I would like to work in an atmosphere where my family can appreciate the beauty of horses.
Kings Troop Royal Horse Artillery Mounted Gunner 1985-1989
The King's Troop, Royal Horse Artillery is a ceremonial unit of the British Army. It was named The King's Troop, Royal Horse Artillery in 1947 when King George VI decided that, following the mechanization of the last batteries of horse drawn artillery, a troop of horse artillery should be kept to take part in the great ceremonies of state. So, he declared that the Riding Troop of the Royal Horse Artillery would be known as 'His Troop' or 'The King's Troop'. The King enacted his proclamation by amending the page on the visitors book of the Troop in manuscript, striking out the word "Riding" and inserting "King's". On her accession, Queen Elizabeth II declared that the name 'King's Troop' would remain in honor of her father. The King's Troop forms part of the Household Troops and, when on parade with its guns, takes precedence over all other regiments in the regular forces of the British Army. The 13-pounder guns, named for the weight of shot, were used in World War I and are still in use today, albeit ceremonially. Although the King's Troop is primarily a ceremonial unit, with responsibility for firing gun salutes on state occasions, it has an operational role as part of the territorial defense of the United Kingdom. The unit is most often seen providing gun salutes on state occasions in Hyde Park, and Green Park. They also mount the Queen's Life Guard at Horse Guards when the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment go away for their summer training. Duties Included Full care of 14 horses. Riding in ceremonial events. Ride in inter regiment competition in one day events, Show jumping and Dressage . Officers Groom . Assist in Breaking horse.
Royal Mews Buckingham Palace London London Coachman 1989-1983
The Royal Mews houses the State vehicles, both horse-drawn carriages and motor cars, used for coronations, State Visits, royal weddings, the State Opening of Parliament and official engagements. Visitors can see the Gold State Coach which was last used during The Queen'sGolden Jubilee in2002 to carry Her Majesty and Prince Philip to the Service of Thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral. For most of the year the stables are home to the working horses that play an important role in The Queen's official and ceremonial duties. They are mainly Cleveland Bays, the only British breed of carriage horse, and the Windsor greys, which by tradition always draw the carriage in which The Queen is travelling. For most of the year the stables are home to the working horses that play an important role in The Queen's official and ceremonial duties. They are mainly Cleveland Bays, the only British breed of carriage horse, and the Windsor greys, which by tradition always draw the carriage in which The Queen is travelling. Duties Included Full care of 6 horses Ride and drive on royal ceremonial occasions Breaking horses to ride and drive Driving Single,Pairs,Four-in-hand,Riding Postillion.
Head Coachman 1993-1994 Prince Khalid bin Sultan Bin Abdul Assis Saudi Arabia A private 2,000 acre farm on the outskirts of Riyadh
Fiona Bigwood Under 21 and senior British Dressage Team Duties Included Dressage Show groom 1995-1997 Full care of two Horses . Exercise horse whilst owner was away. warm up horses before owner rode. prepare and pack for shows . travel and groom at shows in England and Europe including Aarchen volvo world cup dressage series and major CDI events in Europe.
Head Groom 1997-1999 Karen Rehbein German Dressage Team Member Duties Included Full care 14 horses including the famous stallion Donnerhall. Warmed up and cooled horses before and after riding. Prepared and packed for shows . Travel and groom at shows throughout Europe including the World Equestrian games in Rome. Assisted in collecting semen from 6 stallions.
Coachman 2000 - 2003 Dr Gary Mondsteoca Sebring Florida Duties Included Full care of a Private Coaching stable in Florida. Managed every aspect of a private stable and facilities. Broke and trained young horse for driving in a four-in-hand team. All aspect of traveling to private Driving event up and down the east coast .
Stable Manager 2003 - 2005 Grand Cypress Equestrian Center Orlando Florida Full management of a 100 stall barn and BHS certified training center. Managed every aspect of care for boarding horses Managed and set budgets for Equestrian Center Organized and managed Hunter Jumper shows . Gave lessons in Low level Dressage and Jumping.
Ayrshire Farm Upperville Virginia Equine Operation Manager 2005-2010 Complete management of the stable Including. Managing all aspects the breeding operation. Breaking and training young horses for the show team. Travel and compete in various Driving competitions. Create and manage a 1/4 million dollar budget for the Equine department. Create and implement a rotational grazing system to improve pastures. Lyase with UC Davis on various veterinary research projects. Drive semi and 45 ft horse trailer ( C.D.L.) to shows and events.
Key Skills Creating and managing Budgets. Good computer skills in Microsoft office for Apple and Windows. Driving all combination of truck and trailer including CDL. Competent in operating Tractor,Front end loader,Bush hog and Bobcat. Able to train horses in many disciplines Good leadership and communication Skills. Training in Holistic Management for sustainable business and pasture

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  • 1. Paul Mark Tyrrell Coachman Curriculum Vita
  • 2. Goals I have been in the Equine Industry for more than 25 years and my wide range of experiences has taught me that there is probably no other type of work where one thing can be done in so many ways ,from breaking to training from feeding to foaling. No one way is superior to another and i believe that common sense should prevail . To this end i am seeking long term employment with a well established farm where i can use all the skills learnt over a 25 year period working in the equine industry . I would like compensation to match the work load and know that there is financial security equity and fairness. Family is very important to me and I would like to work in an atmosphere where my family can appreciate the beauty of horses.
  • 3. Kings Troop Royal Horse Artillery Mounted Gunner 1985-1989
  • 4. The King's Troop, Royal Horse Artillery is a ceremonial unit of the British Army. It was named The King's Troop, Royal Horse Artillery in 1947 when King George VI decided that, following the mechanization of the last batteries of horse drawn artillery, a troop of horse artillery should be kept to take part in the great ceremonies of state. So, he declared that the Riding Troop of the Royal Horse Artillery would be known as 'His Troop' or 'The King's Troop'. The King enacted his proclamation by amending the page on the visitors book of the Troop in manuscript, striking out the word "Riding" and inserting "King's". On her accession, Queen Elizabeth II declared that the name 'King's Troop' would remain in honor of her father. The King's Troop forms part of the Household Troops and, when on parade with its guns, takes precedence over all other regiments in the regular forces of the British Army. The 13-pounder guns, named for the weight of shot, were used in World War I and are still in use today, albeit ceremonially. Although the King's Troop is primarily a ceremonial unit, with responsibility for firing gun salutes on state occasions, it has an operational role as part of the territorial defense of the United Kingdom. The unit is most often seen providing gun salutes on state occasions in Hyde Park, and Green Park. They also mount the Queen's Life Guard at Horse Guards when the Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment go away for their summer training. Duties Included Full care of 14 horses. Riding in ceremonial events. Ride in inter regiment competition in one day events, Show jumping and Dressage . Officers Groom . Assist in Breaking horse.
  • 5. Royal Mews Buckingham Palace London London Coachman 1989-1983
  • 6. The Royal Mews houses the State vehicles, both horse-drawn carriages and motor cars, used for coronations, State Visits, royal weddings, the State Opening of Parliament and official engagements. Visitors can see the Gold State Coach which was last used during The Queen'sGolden Jubilee in2002 to carry Her Majesty and Prince Philip to the Service of Thanksgiving at St Paul's Cathedral. For most of the year the stables are home to the working horses that play an important role in The Queen's official and ceremonial duties. They are mainly Cleveland Bays, the only British breed of carriage horse, and the Windsor greys, which by tradition always draw the carriage in which The Queen is travelling. For most of the year the stables are home to the working horses that play an important role in The Queen's official and ceremonial duties. They are mainly Cleveland Bays, the only British breed of carriage horse, and the Windsor greys, which by tradition always draw the carriage in which The Queen is travelling. Duties Included Full care of 6 horses Ride and drive on royal ceremonial occasions Breaking horses to ride and drive Driving Single,Pairs,Four-in-hand,Riding Postillion.
  • 7. Head Coachman 1993-1994 Prince Khalid bin Sultan Bin Abdul Assis Saudi Arabia A private 2,000 acre farm on the outskirts of Riyadh
  • 8. Fiona Bigwood Under 21 and senior British Dressage Team Duties Included Dressage Show groom 1995-1997 Full care of two Horses . Exercise horse whilst owner was away. warm up horses before owner rode. prepare and pack for shows . travel and groom at shows in England and Europe including Aarchen volvo world cup dressage series and major CDI events in Europe.
  • 9. Head Groom 1997-1999 Karen Rehbein German Dressage Team Member Duties Included Full care 14 horses including the famous stallion Donnerhall. Warmed up and cooled horses before and after riding. Prepared and packed for shows . Travel and groom at shows throughout Europe including the World Equestrian games in Rome. Assisted in collecting semen from 6 stallions.
  • 10. Coachman 2000 - 2003 Dr Gary Mondsteoca Sebring Florida Duties Included Full care of a Private Coaching stable in Florida. Managed every aspect of a private stable and facilities. Broke and trained young horse for driving in a four-in-hand team. All aspect of traveling to private Driving event up and down the east coast .
  • 11. Stable Manager 2003 - 2005 Grand Cypress Equestrian Center Orlando Florida Full management of a 100 stall barn and BHS certified training center. Managed every aspect of care for boarding horses Managed and set budgets for Equestrian Center Organized and managed Hunter Jumper shows . Gave lessons in Low level Dressage and Jumping.
  • 12. Ayrshire Farm Upperville Virginia Equine Operation Manager 2005-2010 Complete management of the stable Including. Managing all aspects the breeding operation. Breaking and training young horses for the show team. Travel and compete in various Driving competitions. Create and manage a 1/4 million dollar budget for the Equine department. Create and implement a rotational grazing system to improve pastures. Lyase with UC Davis on various veterinary research projects. Drive semi and 45 ft horse trailer ( C.D.L.) to shows and events.
  • 13. Key Skills Creating and managing Budgets. Good computer skills in Microsoft office for Apple and Windows. Driving all combination of truck and trailer including CDL. Competent in operating Tractor,Front end loader,Bush hog and Bobcat. Able to train horses in many disciplines Good leadership and communication Skills. Training in Holistic Management for sustainable business and pasture