793-219 Horse Training Management

Credit Points

20

HECS Band

2

Coordinator

Dr Peter Cakebread

Prerequisites

793-125 Horse Nutrition and 793-122 Planning and Budgeting Techniques.

Semester

Summer (view timetable)

Contact

140 hours practical classes

Subject Description

The objective of this subject is to enable students to develop the skills and knowledge in relation to advanced horse training.

The content includes:

  • assessment of facilities and equipment;

  • assessment of horses of various stages of training and the monitoring of their progress;

  • the training of selected horses according to a pre-determined program, to achieve a specific objective;

  • the stable routine, training program, budget and feed rations;

  • the requirements and skills required for a range of training activities; and

  • the use of new technology in training and the advances in exercise physiology.

Assessment

Internal students: workshop participation (50%), assignment of 1500 words (40%) and a 2-hour examination (10%). External students: residential school attendance (10%), documentation of training progress (40%) and a written report of 2000 words (50%).



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