RGRPSH304 — Identify factors that affect racehorse fitness and suitability to race
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What an assessment for RGRPSH304 must cover
25 assessable components: 3 elements (14 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 5 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 2 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 Identify and recognise factors that affect horse movement
- 1.1Observe and identify features of racehorse conformation
- 1.2Observe and describe gaits of racehorses
- 1.3Identify and report lameness and other abnormalities
- 1.4Identify safe ways to measure horse fitness and recovery from fast work
- 1.5Identify reasons for use of corrective gear, and select options to improve horse performance
- 1.6Explain factors that influence speed and strength
2 Identify and recognise signs of fitness in racehorses
- 2.1Identify behavioural and physical indicators of fitness
- 2.2Observe signs of horse fitness during exercise
- 2.3Observe horse post-exercise recovery, and report information to relevant personnel
3 Determine basic fitness requirements for racehorses
- 3.1Profile fitness and health of individual horses
- 3.2Identify and discuss with trainer methods to evaluate performance
- 3.3Identify indicators of poor adaptation to training program according to fitness indicators
- 3.4Evaluate factors affecting performance for individual horses
- 3.5Discuss fitness requirements for racehorses with relevant personnel
Performance evidence
- recognised conformation features and detected normal gaits and common faults
- checked signs and symptoms of fitness of horse during handling or exercise
- profiled basic fitness requirements for each racehorse
- observed and reported on post-exercise recovery
Knowledge evidence
- features of racehorses, including: conformation, types of gaits, common behaviour, social traits and vices that affect racehorse performance
- indicators of lameness in horses
- basic fitness requirements of racehorses: behavioural or physical indicators of horse fitness, factors that influence speed and strength in racehorses, indicators of poor adaptation to training program or performance issues: signs and symptoms of distress in working horses
- types and purpose of different items of corrective gear relevant to horse performance
- racing industry standards and expectations relevant to factors that affect racehorse performance: racing industry animal welfare requirements, racing industry safety requirements, relevant rules of racing related to horse performance
Foundation skills
- Oral communication: Use clear language, accurate concepts and industry terminology to explain and report features of horse performance
- Navigate the world of work: Build knowledge of horse performance to keep up-to-date and improve own role and responsibilities
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Related units
- RGRPSH101 — Catch and handle quiet horses under supervision
- RGRPSH102 — Perform basic stable duties
- RGRPSH201 — Handle racehorses in stables and at trackwork
- RGRPSH202 — Assist with transportation of horses
- RGRPSH203 — Perform basic driving tasks
- RGRPSH204 — Prepare to drive jog work
- RGRPSH205 — Perform basic riding skills in the racing industry
- RGRPSH207 — Perform racing stable duties
- RGRPSH209 — Attend horses at race meetings and trials
- RGRPSH211 — Work effectively in the horse racing industry
- RGRPSH301 — Implement stable operations
- RGRPSH302 — Supervise handling of horses
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