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1632 |
Demonstrate Knowledge Of The Thoroughbred Racing Industry (Level 2 Credit 3) Version 5
The organisations in control of racing in New Zealand, the New Zealand Rules of Racing, and the New Zealand Racing Calendar. |
| 1658 |
Demonstrate Knowledge Of The Nature And Requirements Of A Career In The Equine Industry (Level 1 Credit 3) Version 5
The career and training opportunities and characteristics of employment in the New Zealand equine industry. |
| 6611 |
Demonstrate Knowledge Of The Procedure For Bringing A Horse Into Work After A Spell And Letting Down (Level 3 Credit 4) Version 5
The preparation required for bringing a horse back into work; the training requirements for specific activities; developing a work and training programme for a horse; the letting-down of the horse before a spell. |
| 6612 |
Identify Plants And Trees Which Are Potentially Poisonous To Horses, And Describe Methods Of Removal (Level 3 Credit 3) Version 5 (PLANT COLLECTION REQUIRED)
Plants and trees which are potentially poisonous to horses; symptoms of poisoning; methods of removal, avoidance, and/or treatment. |
| 6617 |
Assess Stable Design And Construction (Level 3 Credit 3) Version 5
The design of stables, the materials used in the construction of a stable complex. |
| 14590 |
Demonstrate Knowledge Of Preparing and Attending to Horses When Transporting by Air (Level 2 Credit 2) Version 3
Pre-flight procedures for preparing a horse for air transportation; loading procedures, and in-flight requirements of the horse; and the care of the horse after the flight. |
| 14594 |
Describe Anatomy, And Identify Signs Of Good Health And Ill Health In Horses (Level 2 Credit 3) Version 3
The anatomy of horses, and identify signs of good health and ill health in horses. |
| 19946 |
Demonstrate Anatomical and Physiological Knowledge of Horse Feet (Level 3 Credit 5) Version 2
Knowledge of the hoof capsule, and its internal structure. |
| 19947 |
Demonstrate Anatomical and Physiological Knowledge of Horse Legs (Level 3 Credit 5) Version 2
Identify the anatomical structures of horse legs involved with movement and support; outline the structure, function and growth of bone in horses' legs; and identify structure and function of the connective tissue of horse limbs. |
| 19949 |
Identify basic components and functions and common problems of horses body systems (Level 2 Credit 3) Version 2
Are able to identify the components and functions of horses' body systems, and common problems that can occur in, or on, horses' body systems. |