RGRHBR501 — Plan and implement an enterprise horse breeding strategy

1 Plan horse breeding strategy

• 1.1Determine breeding objectives based on business or operational model of the enterprise in consultation with relevant personnel
• 1.2Identify and arrange resources to support breeding objectives
• 1.3Select breeding methods to optimise results and consistency
• 1.4Assess financial costs and economic returns for breeding strategy
• 1.5Formulate breeding strategy to meet enterprise objectives and performance indicators to evaluate outcomes

2 Apply genetic principles to horse breeding strategy

• 2.1Determine required traits suited to horse purpose that can be selected using genetic qualitative and quantitative principles
• 2.2Apply genetic principles and analyse horse population data to predict results of possible matings to achieve desired traits
• 2.3Develop strategies for maximising gene frequencies for required traits
• 2.4Predict outcomes of possible matings to achieve required traits
• 2.5Develop a strategy to achieve genetic progress within enterprise herd

3 Select horses for breeding

• 3.1Determine criteria for selecting horses to breed based on heritability and purpose of horse
• 3.2Analyse individual horse records for heritability, pedigree and progeny information to select breeding stock
• 3.3Check and monitor selected horses to ensure condition and welfare status meet breeding program requirements
• 3.4Select horses for breeding based on genetic characteristics, considering enterprise and/or client objectives

4 Monitor breeding program

• 4.1Supervise implementation of the breeding program for efficiency and effectiveness
• 4.2Prioritise and implement changes necessary to achieve breeding objectives
• 4.3Examine and control allocated resources within enterprise budgetary constraints

5 Evaluate horse breeding strategy

• 5.1Collate and analyse breeding data and records to evaluate program
• 5.2Assess breeding selection criteria, data and outcomes against enterprise objectives and breeding strategy
• 5.3Review performance of facilities, resources and equipment for effectiveness and efficiency
• 5.4Document relevant information for continuous improvement and to inform future breeding practice

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