RGRPSH420 — Participate in implementing racehorse exercise programs

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What an assessment for RGRPSH420 must cover

42 assessable components: 4 elements (17 performance criteria), 5 performance evidence and 16 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 4 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 Determine fitness to race requirements for racehorses

1.1Profile fitness and health of individual horses following consultation with with veterinary practitioner where necessary
1.2Investigate and implement methods to evaluate performance
1.3Determine indicators of poor adaptation to training program
1.4Evaluate factors affecting performance for individual horses

2 Implement training program

2.1Determine stages of training programs for individual horses
2.2Evaluate methods used to condition horses
2.3Use industry standard terminology and clarify individual trainer instructions
2.4Interpret daily, weekly and longer-term conditioning and education plans over duration of horse preparation
2.5Record information on a daily training plan according to individual responsibility

3 Review horse performance

3.1Report trackwork, and trial or race performance, and compare results with current fitness, behaviour and temperament, preferred distance and track conditions
3.2Report status of horse post-exercise, trial or race
3.3Update performance records and record changes in behaviour and recovery rate
3.4Evaluate methods and equipment used to improve performance
3.5Evaluate methods used to manage individual horse temperament and behaviour

4 Review race performance

4.1Assess horse recovery after exercise
4.2Assess horse form and race performance
4.3Prepare future race and training plans based on previous horse form and performance goals

Performance evidence

determined individual horse fitness for racing requirements
followed trainer instructions and conditioning and training program for individual horse
monitored and reviewed horse behaviour and positive and negative responses to exercise
reviewed individual horse’s race performance
modified exercise program based on analysis of horse performance in consultation with others

Knowledge evidence

principles and practices of racehorse exercise programs: industry terminology related to preparing horses for racing
principles and practices of racehorse exercise programs: stages of fitness and skill development that racehorses must undergo before they are ready to race
principles and practices of racehorse exercise programs: types of conditioning and training programs for racehorses
principles and practices of racehorse exercise programs: types and methods of exercising and conditioning horses for racing
principles and practices of racehorse exercise programs: benefits and disadvantages of exercise and conditioning techniques and equipment used
principles and practices of racehorse exercise programs: features of daily training or exercising program
principles and practices of racehorse exercise programs: when to consult a veterinary practitioner
factors affecting horse performance: indicators and signs of horse poor performance, response to program and recovery
factors affecting horse performance: common illnesses and injuries of racing horse, and impacts on performance
factors affecting horse performance: signs and symptoms of normal and distressed behaviour in horses
roles and responsibilities of trainers, staff and officials in the care, exercise and management of racehorses: stable protocols and procedures for pre-exercise and post-exercise or race care of horses
roles and responsibilities of trainers, staff and officials in the care, exercise and management of racehorses: reporting requirements to stewards regarding post-race or post-trial performance
racing industry standards and expectations relevant to implementing racehorse exercise programs: communication procedures within stable and wider racing industry
racing industry standards and expectations relevant to implementing racehorse exercise programs: workplace health and safety obligations and racing industry safe operating procedures
racing industry standards and expectations relevant to implementing racehorse exercise programs: animal welfare requirements
racing industry standards and expectations relevant to implementing racehorse exercise programs: relevant rules of racing

Foundation skills

Reading: Locate and interpret key information in workplace documentation, relevant rules of racing and individual horse records
Navigate the world of work: Follow safe, ethical and humane horse handling industry practices associated with own role
Interact with others: Work collaboratively and communicate effectively with others to implement exercise programs and evaluate horse performance and progress
Get the work done: Plan and sequence strategies for horse exercise programs; monitoring progress and adjusting activities to achieve outcomes in consultation with trainer Analyse problems, recommend solutions and reflect on approaches taken to manage individual horse performance

Unit content sourced from training.gov.au — © Commonwealth of Australia, licensed under CC BY 4.0. Auditori is not affiliated with the Department of Employment and Workplace Relations.

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