This is an introductory course to horses and riding. In the course a student with little or no riding experience will explore the world of horses. As well as learning the basics of riding, students will develop a general knowledge of horses, use terminology related to horses and demonstrate correct sagety procedures around horses.
Equine Theory Studies 11
This is an intermediate course where the students further their knowledge in all areas of horsemanship. Students will receive instruction on topics such as the following: horse, physiology, buying and care of a horse, individual research projects on topics of their interest and Equine related businesses. Students will begin in depth study on their chosen riding discipline, for example, dressage, jumping, barrels etc. All students will continue to develop their riding skills.
Equine Theory Studies 12
This course presents an opportunity for students to learn to care for and ride horses. All aspects of horsemanship will be covered in this unique course for high school students. Students develop time, money and energy management skills as well as learn the correct basics of riding techniques that will assist them in enjoying a lifelong sport. Correct technique and safety are key to this program. The students will also gain an understanding of the development of an equestrian facility including nutrition,feeding programs, physical development, training, business management, skill development and planning for competition seasons.
