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Building trust is the foundation of every successful equine freelancing career. Reliability and communication are what set you apart. From always turning up on time to keeping clients updated with quick messages or photos, small actions make a big difference. Here’s how to build lasting trust with your clients and ensure they keep coming back to you.

Thinking about becoming an equine freelancer, but not sure where to start? Whether you’re looking to offer yard help, grooming, or general horse care, setting your rates, finding clients, and building confidence can feel overwhelming at first. Ready to turn your love of horses into a flexible freelance career?

Late or non-payments are one of the biggest challenges equine freelancers face, from being ignored after sending invoices to the stress of chasing money through endless emails, calls, and even court letters. Freelancers just want peace of mind that they’ll get paid for their hard work.

Having some equine knowledge and some retail experience can give you variety as a freelancer. Sometimes you may not or can't ride horses but that doesn't stop you from freelancing in other ways.

Starting out as an equine freelancer offers exciting opportunities, but knowing how to set up your business, determine your rates, and manage your responsibilities can make all the difference.

Are you an equine freelancer who is trying to find clients? TallyHO Temps is the solution, just set up your profile and we get you the clients and the best bit, it doesn't cost you a penny!

As an equine freelancer, you have more options than just grooming and riding. With your equine knowledge, you can explore a wide range of opportunities. The equine industry offers numerous freelance roles that allow you to apply your skills in innovative ways, creating a fulfilling and flexible career while staying connected to the world of horses.

As an equine freelancer there are certain red flags you should look out for to protect yourself. Your experience as a freelancer should mainly be plain-sailing but it's always good to be aware.

There are a few things that you must consider when you embark on being an equine freelancer.

Whether you're a seasoned equine freelancer or new to freelancing, use these productivity tips to work smarter and not harder.

It’s always vital to prioritise your physical and mental health when you're an equine freelancer, the last thing you want is to be unwell and not be able to work.