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CARING FOR RESCUED HORSES: LEADING A HORSE

Level: Entry Level

In successfully completing this unit, the learner will haveEvidence needed

shown knowledge of

1. one reason for the importance of wearing a helmet around horses

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2. one reason for the importance of wearing gloves when walking a horse

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3. one reason for the importance of being calm around horses

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4. one type of body language that a horse uses to communicate

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5. why the lead rope should not be too long

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6. why the person leading the horse should not have the lead rope wrapped around their hand

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demonstrated the ability to

7. greet and head collar a horse appropriately

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8. stand in the correct position between the horse's head and shoulder

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9. use a combination of verbal cues and a small amount of pressure on the lead rope, if necessary, to encourage the horse forward

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10. walk alongside the horse for a minimum of 20 metres without tugging or pulling

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11. stop walking and stop the horse using a combination of verbal cues and a small amount of downward/backward pressure on the lead rope, if necessary, to encourage the horse to stop

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experienced

12. working safely with horses.

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Approved 22 Dec 2022

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