Information

  • Document No.

  • Skills Audit RGRPSH306A Develop basic track-work riding skills

  • Client

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Pre-requisites

  • The assessment tasks for this unit will be a combination of:
    [] Recognition (Recognised Prior Learning/ Recognition Current Competency/Credit Transfer) OR
    [] Online
    [] Assignment
    []Third Party Report OR
    [] Skills Assessment

  • The evidence presented is:

  • Student Declaration: I confirm that: These submissions are my own work and contains no material previously published or written by another person, except where due reference is given in the text.

  • Assessor Declaration: I confirm that: The above named candidate has completed the above noted assessments associated with the relevant elements and performance criteria, in my presence, or in the presence of a designated facilitator, and that it is his/her own work.

  • Assignment (Document or Audio)

  • Third Party Report

  • Pre-requisite Unit RGRPSH404A is completed.

  • Industry Licence

  • Client

Work Skills and OH&S

  • Student demonstrates readiness for work.

  • Appropriate clothing is worn.

  • Rules of Racing for trackwork are understood.

  • Rider follows procedures for jump outs.

  • Assessor and Candidate Signature

Riding Skills

  • Horses are ridden into specific barrier.

  • Horse is positioned and settled in barrier.

  • Note: signs of unsettled horse include sweating, pawing, trying to burrow under gate, laying on barrier, rearing or kicking.

  • Student and Assessor

  • Horse is jumped out safely.

  • Student and Assessor

  • Horses are galloped, pulled up and warmed down.

  • Rider communicates with trainer on horse performance.

  • Student and Assessor

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