ACMEQU416 — Manage presentation of horses for sale or show

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What an assessment for ACMEQU416 must cover

31 assessable components: 4 elements (17 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 6 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.

Elements & performance criteria

1 Plan preparation for horse sale or show event

1.1Identify and determine presentation and preparation requirements for specific sale or show event, addressing online and/or physical requirements
1.2Liaise with relevant event organisers to clarify and confirm involvement at sale or show event
1.3Develop a preparation plan that includes horse exercise or conditioning program and required health checks
1.4Conduct a safety and biosecurity risk assessment and determine control measures
1.5Organise corporate branding and presentation requirements for sale or show event

2 Prepare horses for sale or show event

2.1Assess risks associated with horse level of education and handling experience, and implement control measures
2.2Train horses to be accustomed to gear and equipment used during preparation phase and for sale or show
2.3Rug horses according to safety, weather and required presentation standards, where required
2.4Train and condition horses, taking into consideration age and fitness level, using safe, low stress techniques
2.5Prepare horses for travel, proximity to other horses and for sale or show environments

3 Present horses at sale or show to maximise potential for success

3.1Identify and comply with specific sale or show venue requirements for presentation of horses
3.2Confirm handler dress requirements and corporate or team branding complies with sale or show requirements
3.3Coordinate preparation and grooming of individual horses to emphasise conformation qualities
3.4Monitor horse health and identify early stress indicators in a show or sale environment
3.5Present individual horses for inspection, performing required actions according to sale or show requirements

4 Finalise sale or show event activities

4.1Organise relevant documentation and handover and transportation of horses as required
4.2Evaluate outcomes of the sale or show with relevant personnel and determine improvements to planning future sale or show events

Performance evidence

documented and implemented a plan to present two horses at a sale and/or show event. The two horses may be presented at the same event or each at different events, including:
prepared an exercise or conditioning and training program and schedule
incorporated a risk assessment and control measures
coordinated the presentation of at least two different horses at the same sale or show event or different sale or show events
updated the preparation plan based on an evaluation of sale or show outcomes

Knowledge evidence

factors to consider in planning horses for sale or show, including: • type of event – physical venue or online • event requirements, rules and regulations • age and breed of horses • presentation requirements for horse breed and/or breed society standards • resources – gear, equipment, corporate branding • horse preparation – training, conditioning and exercising • corporate or team branding – uniforms, equipment, banners
formats and features of action plans, including scheduling and risk assessment matrix
factors to consider in preparing horses for sale or show, including: • behavioural features • training needs, including limitations of young horses • horse conformation • exercise and conditioning techniques, including: • effects on physical development • safe, low stress techniques • types of exercise equipment • techniques for training or habituating horses to: • a range of gear • equipment, including clippers, dryers and sprays • proximity to other horses, including for transportation • sale or show environments, including loud noises, music, lights • horse presentation techniques, including: • trimming or clipping • grooming and use of coat enhancers • exercise activities to enhance appearance and condition • team or corporate branding • use of photographs and videos for highlighting horse features
strategies and techniques to maximise horse potential in sale or show, including for physical venues and online events
sale or show event finalisation procedures, including: • handover of horses sold at sale – ownership and insurance requirements • transportation and care requirements • completion of required documentation
key requirements of current codes of practice and legislation relevant to horses, including: • work, health and safety, including safely interacting with horses and use of personal protective equipment (PPE) • animal welfare, including safe, humane and ethical care of horses, including consideration of the concept of social licence to operate • biosecurity • transportation of horses

Foundation skills

Reading: Access and interpret textual information in formal sale or show documentation
Writing: Prepare and sequence a structured plan, consolidating information gathered in print-based or digital formats
Numeracy: Sequence timing of activities and dates to prepare a schedule or timetable

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