RGRHBR407 — Educate stallions for breeding

1 Select and fit equipment

• 1.1Carry out a risk assessment for all activities working with stallions, and take action to control risks
• 1.2Prepare and check condition of handling equipment and personal protective equipment (PPE)
• 1.3Fit stallion with halter, or halter and bit or chain, and lead rein using safe horse handling techniques within safe working zones
• 1.4Calmly and quietly groom stallions
• 1.5Observe and note stallion characteristics and behaviour while being handled

2 Work with and train a stallion

• 2.1Handle stallion safely according to workplace practices and duty of care to those nearby
• 2.2Teach stallion to respect bit or chain
• 2.3Lead and control stallions without mares in proximity

3 Establish breeding service routine with stallion

• 3.1Establish routine for initial services to take place in the morning and afternoon to best replicate normal peak stallion hormone cycle
• 3.2Ensure stallion handling equipment and preparation for serving is replicable to reinforce routine
• 3.3Teach stallion to allow penis to be handled for wash-down prior to and after service, and to assist in penetration of vagina or artificial vagina according to workplace practices
• 3.4Observe stallion penis for signs of injury prior to and after service
• 3.5Record observations of behavioural changes and signs of illness or injury

4 Work with stallion during breeding season

• 4.1Establish a routine that makes being with handler a calm and quiet place
• 4.2Ensure the serving area is safe for handlers and horses, including informing others of breeding or collection activity to keep activity at a minimum
• 4.3Communicate information clearly about covering process to other team members
• 4.4Introduce stallion to mare
• 4.5Teach stallion only to mount when both the mare (or dummy) and stallion are ready
• 4.6Teach stallion to approach the mare (or dummy) from her near side hind quarter
• 4.7Teach stallion to back away from mare once ejaculated, and return to yard or stable

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