RGRPSH307 — Exercise horses in pacework

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What an assessment for RGRPSH307 must cover

24 assessable components: 3 elements (11 performance criteria), 4 performance evidence and 4 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 5 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 Ride a range of horses in slow work

1.1Ride horses in slow work according to trainer instructions and safe work practices
1.2Identify approved gear and personal protective equipment, and fit safely to individual and horses according to safe work practices
1.3Select aids and use within rules of racing and trainer instructions

2 Ride experienced horses in pacework

2.1Accept rides based on rider experience and horse experience
2.2Ride horses at a range of paces and tempos using time-counting methods to determine speed
2.3Demonstrate techniques used to control horses in a range of situations according to safe work practices
2.4Follow trainer instructions to the best of ability, and report horse performance following trackwork

3 Apply the rules of racing and track rules to trackwork

3.1Interpret rules of local track prior to undertaking trackwork
3.2Schedule trackwork to meet requirements of local track availability and times
3.3Follow track supervisor instructions and track rules, including entry and exit of track
3.4Apply rules of racing and industry etiquette to slow and fast trackwork

Performance evidence

interpreted and implemented trainer’s trackwork instructions, including use of aids
exercised at least five different thoroughbred horses, over a distance of approximately 1000 metres, covering a range of paces, including: • half pace • three-quarter pace • even time • working gallop
used appropriate techniques to control horse safely in pacework, singly and in company
reported horse performance to trainer

Knowledge evidence

criteria for accepting rides, including: • rider experience • horse experience
pacework riding techniques, practices and industry terminology, including: • common racehorse behaviour traits and responses to cues relevant to pacework • counting time at half pace, three-quarter pace, even time and working gallop • range and purpose of approved gear and aids, including personal protective equipment
trackwork rules, including racing etiquette and safe entry and exit points for relevant tracks relating to work environment
racing industry standards and expectations relevant to exercising horses in pacework: • communication procedures within stable and wider racing industry • basic strategies for effective working relationships and teamwork • racing industry animal welfare requirements • safety requirements, including safe operating procedures

Foundation skills

Reading: Interpret key information in written instructions and workplace procedures relating to riding pacework
Numeracy: Estimate and use basic arithmetic to calculate pace, time and distance
Navigate the world of work: Follow rules of racing and workplace procedures, including work health and safety and animal welfare requirements, associated with own role
Interact with others: Follow accepted industry practices and protocols for reporting horse performance and working with others
Get the work done: Follow instructions, sequence tasks and prepare gear required for exercising horses Take responsibility for and make routine decisions relating to safety, safe horse handling and pacework within limits of own role

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What does an assessment tool for RGRPSH307 need to cover?

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