Curriculum
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- 17 Lessons
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- Rider 5 – Stable Management RequirementsTurnout for stable management should be neat and workmanlike. Paddock boots, work boots, or riding boots and neat sweat pants or slush pants over breeches are acceptable. Loose, baggy jeans or shirts are not acceptable. Hair should be tied back. Ball caps that cover the eyes are discouraged. Candidates will be expected to: • Demonstrate how to take the temperature, pulse and respiration of a horse and know the normal values. Using a stethoscope is acceptable • Know how the body uses water • Candidates should know the signs exhibited by a horse when its teeth need floating. • Name some skin conditions and possible treatment • Understand pressure points that are acted upon by bits5
- 1.0Rider 5 – Stable Management Requirements: Monitor-Temperature, Pulse and Respiration (TPR)
- 1.1Rider 5 – Stable Management Requirements- Horse Bits Information and Pressure points
- 1.2Rider 5 – Stable Management Requirements: Horse Skin Conditions
- 1.3Rider 5 – Stable Management Requirements: Horses Dental Health
- 1.4Rider 5 – Stable Management Requirements: Importance of Water in Maintaining Horses Health
- Rider 5 – Riding requirements (Flat)Riders will be required to demonstrate: • The action of the rein and the effect that the rein should have • Dropping and regaining stirrups at canter • Bend and rhythm in circles 15m (trot) - 20m (canter). • Half – turn on the forehand • The correct shape in serpentines, e. circles connected by 2 or 3 steps of straightness. • Accurate lead changes through trot. • Accurate and smooth transitions. • Non-progressive transitions (walk to canter/halt to trot). Lunging – This is an introduction to lunging only. The candidates must demonstrate the safe handling of the lunge line and whip, and show a change of direction. Horse should be equipped with saddle and bridle, protective boots and/or bandages. A halter used over the bridle is acceptable. Candidates can share a lunge horse if needed. Use of body language, control and confidence will be evaluated.9
- 2.0Rider 5 – Riding requirements (Flat): Accurate and smooth transitions
- 2.1Rider 5 – Riding requirements (Flat): Accurate lead changes through trot
- 2.2Rider 5 – Riding requirements (Flat): Bend and rhythm in circles
- 2.3Rider 5 – Riding requirements (Flat): Dropping and regaining stirrups at canter
- 2.4Rider 5 – Riding requirements (Flat): Half – turn on the forehand
- 2.5Rider 5 – Riding requirements (Flat): How To Use The Reins On A Horse
- 2.6Rider 5 – Riding requirements (Flat): Lunging
- 2.7Rider 5 – Riding requirements (Flat): Non-progressive transitions (walk to canter/halt to trot)
- 2.8Rider 5 – Riding requirements (Flat): Serpentines: Circles connected by 2 or 3 steps of straightness
- Rider 5 – Riding requirements (Jumping)Riders will be required to: • Trot, with stirrups, into a cross rail, 18’ (5.5m) to vertical then 21’(6.4m) to 2’(61cm) - 2’3”(70cm) oxer, demonstrating a short, medium and long crest release while maintaining • Trot a single X-Rail without stirrups maintaining position and demonstrating confidence and • Know that their pace on approach will affect the inside distance in the line and be able to tell the evaluator if they were long or tight (deep) to the second fence in the line. • Demonstrate control, presentation and confidence.2
- Kings Farm: Level 5: Evaluation and Certification : Rules and Guidelines1
Rider 5 – Stable Management Requirements- Horse Bits Information and Pressure points
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