Level One Stable Management Course
Level one starts at the very beginning and works its way up to Pony Club D test.
It covers other tests along the way.
Check out “How the Tests Fit Together”.
Course Content
Lessons
Status
1
Module 1 – Approaching and Handling the Pony
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Glossary for Level One.
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How the tests fit together.
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Task 1 – Approach and handle a pony correctly, in a field or stable and give him a pat.
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Task 2 – Know what a headcollar is and be able to put one on in a stable
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Task 3 – Able to tie a pony up correctly with a quick release knot and untie the pony
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Task 4 – Catch a pony in a paddock and put on a headcollar
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Task 5 – Lead a pony in a headcollar correctly at walk, starting, stopping and turning
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Task 6 – Remove the headcollar
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Task 7 – Lead a pony in a bridle
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Task 8 – Be able to turn a pony out in a paddock
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Task 9 – Know how to stay safe around ponies Show some understanding of a pony’s behaviour and body language
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Task 10 – Know the correct way to feed a pony a treat Know how and when to reward a pony
- Glossary for Level One.
- How the tests fit together.
- Task 1 – Approach and handle a pony correctly, in a field or stable and give him a pat.
- Task 2 – Know what a headcollar is and be able to put one on in a stable
- Task 3 – Able to tie a pony up correctly with a quick release knot and untie the pony
- Task 4 – Catch a pony in a paddock and put on a headcollar
- Task 5 – Lead a pony in a headcollar correctly at walk, starting, stopping and turning
- Task 6 – Remove the headcollar
- Task 7 – Lead a pony in a bridle
- Task 8 – Be able to turn a pony out in a paddock
- Task 9 – Know how to stay safe around ponies Show some understanding of a pony’s behaviour and body language
- Task 10 – Know the correct way to feed a pony a treat Know how and when to reward a pony