The phrase "a stable hand" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a person who works with horses, typically in a stable or equestrian setting, often responsible for their care and management.
Example: "After years of experience, she became known as a reliable stable hand, always ensuring the horses were well-fed and groomed."
Alternatives: "groom" or "stable worker".
A stable hand asked Lovett which horse he wanted to ride first, and he said Bootlegger.
"Yeah, Guv," a stable hand agrees, "there's none of that Twenty20 nonsense at Ascot".
Mr. Hansen, a stable hand, picked up the three boys who were hitchhiking, molested one and then killed them when they threatened to tell their parents.
Three years later, by now a servant in a wealthy home north of Toronto, she and a stable hand, James McDermott, were arrested for the murder of their employer and his housekeeper (a euphemism for mistress).
When it is time for Jones to mount up for a morning gallop, a stable hand appears with a white plastic feed bucket and places it, upside down, next to the horse.
A Dubai court tried and convicted two men, including an Iranian who worked as a stable hand for Kadyrov — Kadyrov keeps racehorses in Dubai — for carrying out the assassination.
During the lull in the afternoon a stable-hand would lead the horse around to a hitching block in front of the saloon, and Old John, wearing his bar apron, would stand on the curb and groom the animal.
David Brown, who originally learnt the ropes as a stable-hand under Dick Hern, took out a licence at a time when most would be reaching for the pipe and slippers, at 63.
In Bowman, North Dakota, a stable-hand named Sally Dumont Ingrid Kavelaarss) is attacked and left unconscious after she finds a horse has been murdered in its stall.
The orphaned children of a shiftless stable hand, they survived on the miserly dole of a tea merchant appointed their guardian.
As a black stable hand put it, the track was one of two places on earth where all men were created equal — on the turf and under it.
