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 204-206 Equine Training Management

Note

This subject involves the use of animals. Students should be aware that this is an essential part of the subject and exemption from this component is not possible.

Availability

Dookie and Parkville campuses.

Credit Points

12.5

HECS Band

2

Prerequisites

204-101 Farm Animal Biology.

Semester

1 (view timetable)

Contact

24 hrs lectures, 24 hrs practical classes, tutorials and tours

Subject Description

On completion of this subject, students should be able to:

  • describe the processes used and structures of the equine training industry;

  • analyze fitness and training programs;

  • discuss the implications of recent research on training practice;

  • and demonstrate common training procedures.

The content includes:

  • an examination of training systems (stable management) and service industries (bloodstock services, feed and drug companies);

  • exercise physiology;

  • stable practices and management, equine sports medicine;

  • nutrition for performance;

  • and practical training practices for thoroughbred racing, harness racing and equestrian sports.

Assessment

One three-hour exam (50%) and two assignments equivalent to 3000 words (each worth 25%).

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