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  • EQ 110: Introduction to Equine Studies

    3.00 Credits
    Cazenovia College

    This course introduces the new equine studies major to the field of Equine Studies. Time in class is spent discussing a wide variety of topics to ensure that students have a solid grasp of the diverse nature of the industry in which they intend to work. A beginning emphasis is placed on the past, present and future of the equine industry and the current career possibilities available in the industry. Other topics emphasized in the course include the evolution of the horse to the animal we work with today; equine behavior; basic equine structure and conformation; types and breeds of horses; equine sports and other rotating topics dependent upon current issues in the industry. Students outside the equine major may enroll if space allows but should recognize that some of the course material and assignments are specifically designed for those seeking the BPS in Equine Business Management. (Offered fall term) Student must pass with a "C" orbetter.
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  • EQ 115: Equine Care Techniques

    2.00 Credits
    Cazenovia College

    This course is designed to ensure that students develop competencies in required hands-on skills evaluated as a part of each student's skills assessment program. Students in the equine program are required to enroll in this course during the first semester of their freshman year. Transfer students are required to enroll during their first semester in the program. In order to successfully complete this course each student must demonstrate competency in skills emphasized throughout the course. Students who fail to demonstrate competency in all of the necessary skills will be required to re-enroll in this course until competency is demonstrated. Students must earn minimum of "C" grade to pass.
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  • EQ 121: Equine Selection, Improvement, Judging

    3.00 Credits
    Cazenovia College

    This course emphasizes the importance of correct structure in the area of form to function. The course of study includes current standards of equine excellence for the selection and improvement of breeding and show stock. Emphasis is placed on judging procedures for the English and Western horse and rider. (Offered alternate year spring term) Recommended prerequisite: EQ 110 Introduction to Equine Studies.
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  • EQ 220: Equine Nutrition

    4.00 Credits
    Cazenovia College

    Students study the theoretical and practical aspects associated with the science and art of equine nutrition. The topics of digestive anatomy and physiology are reviewed; classes of nutrients and feeds in which they are contained are discussed and the relationship between quality feeds and top performance is explored. Also included: feeding various classes of horses and current topics in equine nutrition. A weekly laboratory session provides time for forage and concentrate identification along with studying techniques of ration analysis. Nutritional disorders are covered along with the relationship between nutrition and proper conditioning. (Offered spring term) Recommended prerequisite: SM 215 Equine Anatomy and Physiology.
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  • EQ 223: Competitive Horse Judging

    1.00 Credits
    Cazenovia College

    Students further develop skills learned in EQ 121 Equine Selection, Improvement, Judging. This is accomplished through horse judging practices, as well as formal competition. Students enrolling during the fall term will compete in the All American Quarter Horse Congress Judging Contest while students enrolling during the spring term will compete in the Intercollegiate Horse Show Association Judging Contest. Students may enroll more than once for credit. (Offered fall and spring terms) Recommended prerequisite: EQ 121 Equine Selection, Improvement, Judging.
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  • EQ 230: Concepts and Methods in Horse Training

    3.00 Credits
    Cazenovia College

    This course is concerned with the theory and techniques of schooling young or problem horses to ride and drive. Various methods and procedures are covered, and students are given the opportunity to apply them. Emphasis is placed on understanding horses' behavior as it relates to humane care and training. The psychology of the horse is studied. Proper use of equipment is stressed in actual practice. (Offered fall term) Required prerequisite: EQ 110 Introduction to Equine Studies and at least one riding course.
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  • EQ 241: Theory and Methods of Equitation Instruction I

    3.00 Credits
    Cazenovia College

    Students examine the theories behind the various riding techniques. They study methods of effective teaching, including ways of dealing with riders who differ in their abilities, age, experience and comfort level. They learn how to organize and present a lesson. Students observe actual teaching and training sessions with several industry professionals. They discuss objectives and methods with the instructor. When ready, students assume the role of instructor with responsibility (under appropriate supervision) for the instruction of other students. (Offered alternate year fall term) Required prerequisite: at least one riding class.
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  • EQ 242: Theory and Methods of Equitation Instruction II

    3.00 Credits
    Cazenovia College

    A continuation of EQ 241 Theory and Methods of Equitation Instruction I. Students complete independent student teaching assignments and continue to learn more advanced teaching and training techniques. Riding Instructor Certification Programs are discussed and the American Riding Instructor's Certification Program (ARICP) is studied in depth. Students are given the opportunity to become certified through the ARICP toward the end of the semester when the testing is offered at Cazenovia College (Offered alternate year spring term) Required prerequisite: EQ 241 Theory and Methods of Equitation Instruction I.
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  • EQ 265: Horse Show Management

    3.00 Credits
    Cazenovia College

    Students learn the mechanics of planning and managing a horse show. They become familiar with the U.S. Equestrian Federation (USEF) rulebook and the principles of judging. Students will learn the roles of manager, secretary, treasurer, ring steward, announcer, course designer, jump crew and paddock master. All methods of managing a successful horse show will be examined. Other equine events including clinics, horse trials and open houses are discussed. The class sponsors and organizes a horse show. (Offered alternate year spring term)
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  • EQ 270: Equine Photography

    3.00 Credits
    Cazenovia College

    This course focuses on basic photographic techniques using the horse as a subject. Emphasis is placed on correct techniques for halter and performance horse photography for use in promotion and sales. A variety of photographic imaging - from conventional to digital - may be covered. The course does not involve darkroom work. Students must be prepared to incur costs of an appropriate digital camera and mounting of final project pieces. (Offered fall term)
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