This subtopic introduces learners to the essential practical skills and theoretical knowledge required to assist in the daily care and non-ridden exercise of horses under supervision. It covers routine tasks such as grooming, mucking out, feeding, and leading, alongside the importance of observing and reviewing a horse's condition to ensure its welfare needs are met. Successful completion equips learners with the foundational competencies for further study or entry-level roles in equine care settings.
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