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Institution:
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Vermont Technical College (7.1.2023 merged into Vermont State University)
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Description:
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Students will build upon their study of stable management principles from EQS1021 and will continue to be responsible for daily horse care, under the supervision of the Equine Center Supervisor. Emphasis in this course will be on successful winter care of equines and the facility. Topics include: regular health assessment; dental care; first aid; blanketing and bandaging; use of restraints; facility design and pasture management; continuing attention to saddle and equipment fit; tack care; and equine transport. Additionally, students will continue to receive instruction in equitation and use of aids, including review of basic balanced position; half halts, transitions, and lateral and longitudinal suppling; and development of obedience and roundness, submission and attention. Students will be introduced to the use of natural and artificial aids, cues, and exercises for flat work. Students will receive equitation instruction suitable to their level of ability, which may include increased focus on clear communication and effective use of aids or cues resulting in improved performance. Some students also may opt to focus on driving or western horsemanship. 4 lab hours per week: 2 hours animal care and 2 hours riding. Prerequisite: EQS 1021. [Course fee: $600.00]
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Credits:
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2.00
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Instructional Type:
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Lab
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Phone Number:
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(802) 728-1000
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Regional Accreditation:
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New England Association of Schools and Colleges
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Calendar System:
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Semester
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