The racing industry in Australia generates more than $10 billion annually (2004 figures) and it creates approximately 92,000 full-time equivalent jobs. Australian-bred horses and Australian animal husbandry practices are highly regarded internationally and the industry operates in a niche export area with high growth potential. The industry revolves around the concepts of breeding, owning, training, and racing animals in industry-regulated competition. In Australia the racing industry has three codes: Thoroughbred, Harness and Greyhound.

Horse Manager DESCRIPTION - Horse managers are responsible for the housing, breeding, health and training of horses within a horse stable-and-stud system. [x] close

Jockey DESCRIPTION - Jockeys ride racehorses at race meetings, in trials and for exercise. [x] close Video 1 Video 2

Horse Trainer DESCRIPTION - Horse trainers supervise the preparation of horses for racing and trotting competitions, advise and consult with owners and instruct stable staff and jockeys/drivers. [x] close

Stablehand DESCRIPTION - Stablehands assist with maintaining and cleaning stables and handling horses. [x] close