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Evidence Guide: RGRPSH423 - Train horses for jumping racing

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RGRPSH423 - Train horses for jumping racing

What evidence can you provide to prove your understanding of each of the following citeria?

Prepare horses for jumping education

  1. Review horse flatwork skills and assess suitability for rider
  2. Assess rider skills for introducing jumping to horses
  3. Select horse tack and equipment for jumping exercises according to workplace procedures
  4. Plan horse jumps training sessions
  5. Assess and control risks associated with training area and equipment according to workplace health and safety
Review horse flatwork skills and assess suitability for rider

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Assess rider skills for introducing jumping to horses

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Select horse tack and equipment for jumping exercises according to workplace procedures

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Plan horse jumps training sessions

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Assess and control risks associated with training area and equipment according to workplace health and safety

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Present pole and cavaletti exercises to horses

  1. Introduce pole exercises and cavaletti exercises
  2. Review horse aptitude for negotiating obstacles
Introduce pole exercises and cavaletti exercises

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Review horse aptitude for negotiating obstacles

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Present jumping obstacles to horses

  1. Introduce single and related distance jumping exercises
  2. Introduce racing brush and hurdle fences
  3. Familiarise horse with jumping racing courses
  4. Monitor rider and horse welfare during jumping education and fitness development
Introduce single and related distance jumping exercises

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Introduce racing brush and hurdle fences

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Familiarise horse with jumping racing courses

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Monitor rider and horse welfare during jumping education and fitness development

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Plan jumps race program

  1. Review rules of racing related to jumping racing
  2. Select jumps races that are aligned to individual horse aptitude
  3. Plan jump racing trials according to the abilities of the rider and the horse
  4. Evaluate horse aptitude for jumping racing and record results according to workplace procedures
Review rules of racing related to jumping racing

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Select jumps races that are aligned to individual horse aptitude

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Plan jump racing trials according to the abilities of the rider and the horse

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Evaluate horse aptitude for jumping racing and record results according to workplace procedures

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Assessed

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Instructions to Assessors

Required Skills and Knowledge