Unit Award Scheme

114143 CARING FOR RESCUED HORSES: FEED AND NUTRITION

In successfully completing this unit, the Learner will have

Evidence needed

shown knowledge of

1the use of supplements within a horse's dietSummary sheet
2the correct methods of adding medication to a feedSummary sheet
3eight rules for feeding horsesSummary sheet

demonstrated the ability to

4identify four different feed supplements and their usesSummary sheet
5make three horse's feeds under supervisionSummary sheet
6identify the main signs of poor quality feedsSummary sheet
7name three plants poisonous to horsesSummary sheet
8assist with weighing and body scoring a horseSummary sheet
9clean the feed room and put the tools and equipment away correctlySummary sheet

shown knowledge of

10the importance of water in a horse's dietSummary sheet
11why the rules of feeding are followedSummary sheet
12at least two different feeding routines and when horses should or should not be fedSummary sheet

experienced

13preparing feeds for horsesSummary sheet
14assessing a horse's health through body scoring techniquesSummary sheet
15working calmly, safely and considerately with horses.Summary sheet

All outcomes recorded on an AQA Summary Sheet

Approved 29 September 2020Level - Level One