The important thing to remember when gathering evidence is that the more evidence the better - that is, the more evidence you gather to demonstrate your skills, the more confident an assessor can be that you have learned the skills not just at one point in time, but are continuing to apply and develop those skills (as opposed to just learning for the test!). Furthermore, one piece of evidence that you collect will not usualy demonstrate all the required criteria for a unit of competency, whereas multiple overlapping pieces of evidence will usually do the trick!
From the Wiki University
What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?
Prepare to ride
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Discuss horse suitability with supervisor to determine suitability for own riding skill level Completed |
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Follow safe horse handling practices, WHS procedures, and riding etiquette associated with workplace, location and activity Completed |
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Check and assess riding area for potential hazards and risks, and identify ways to control risks Completed |
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Select and fit gear according to purpose, features of fit and workplace requirements Completed |
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Present appropriately tacked-up horse to instructor for riding gear check, prior to mounting Completed |
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Check and adjust girth and tension once horse has warmed up, and adjust tension as required for particular saddle rigging Completed |
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Ride and control horse safely while exercising
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Mount horse in a safe and balanced manner as instructed Completed |
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Ride a horse safely in a controlled manner in walk, trot and canter in a suitable arena and safe open space Completed |
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Maintain control of horse at walk, trot and canter whilst working around other horses Completed |
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Ride at a safe distance of two horse lengths from other riders and horses in riding area Completed |
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Identify the footfalls in all gaits from the saddle and the ground Completed |
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Rise on the appropriate diagonal in trot Completed |
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Maintain position during short periods of sitting trot Completed |
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Strike-off to canter on the nominated lead Completed |
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Establish and maintain position and nominated gaits as instructed Completed |
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Report problems and carry out post-exercise care of horses and gear according to stable procedures Completed |
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Complete tasks whilst mounted
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Safely negotiate different surfaces and ground conditions Completed |
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Apply safe riding skills to ride a horse past obstacles Completed |
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Carry a whip or crop safely to reinforce riding aids Completed |
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Control riding over poles as instructed Completed |
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Carry out horse fitness exercise for nominated activity, including warm up, exercise and cool down Completed |
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Complete and report post-riding activities
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Assess and apply the cooling-down needs of the horse Completed |
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Remove safely, clean and inspect gear before storage Completed |
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Report condition of gear and horse post-exercise to riding instructor Completed |
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Report own performance to instructor and obtain feedback Completed |
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Discuss horse suitability with supervisor to determine suitability for own riding skill level Completed |
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Follow safe horse handling practices, WHS procedures, and riding etiquette associated with workplace, location and activity Completed |
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Check and assess riding area for potential hazards and risks, and identify ways to control risks Completed |
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Select and fit gear according to purpose, features of fit and workplace requirements Completed |
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Present appropriately tacked-up horse to instructor for riding gear check, prior to mounting Completed |
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Check and adjust girth and tension once horse has warmed up, and adjust tension as required for particular saddle rigging Completed |
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