Ivey does not offer a co-op program but it does have summer internship opportunities for students. Ivey has outstanding career management support for both summer and permanent placement. It is part of our HBA 1 curriculum to teach career strategies to students.
Kelly offers these five tips to help your horse load on the trailer using the principles of Natural Horsemanship: 1  Donât make it about the trailer at first. Have the horse find the area around the trailer as a âsweet spotâ where they can relax. 2  Wait for your horse to be curious about the trailer.
You will then drop the front end two or three inches so that the trailer is slightly lower in the front. Take your two jack stands around to the back and place one under each side of the trailer frame as close to the rear as possible.ou then lower the load onto the jack stand. Hereâs what you do to stabilize your trailer using a pair of these jack stands. Level your trailer from side to side as normal before you chock the wheels and unhitch then level the rig from front to rear as normal.