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Good Day's Work

Horse and Rider Safety

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Course Content Summary

A horse can be an essential part of your workday, but working with horses can also be dangerous. Because a horse is a living creature with a mind of its own, behavior can be inconsistent and potentially dangerous—even for experienced riders.
 
This Good Day’s Work training course covers the fundamentals of horse and rider safety and the practical habits that help keep you, your co-workers, and your horse safe. Content includes recognizing common riding hazards, understanding how both experience and inexperience can contribute to accidents, identifying higher-risk work situations, and taking proper care of your horse after a ride.
 
The course also explains why keeping your horse clean and healthy matters for rider safety. Cleaning dirt from the hooves and hide, checking the shoes, and looking for injuries can help prevent irritation and unsafe behavior the next time you ride.

Who Should Take This Course?​

For optimum safety:
•Everyone within your operation who works with, handles, or rides horses should take this course.

What You Will Learn

Introduction

Understanding Horse and Rider Safety

Recognizing the Risks of Working With Horses

How Horse Behavior Can Become Dangerous

The Risks of Complacency and Inexperience

High-Risk Riding Situations

Moving Cattle to Chutes Safely

Preventing Injuries to Riders and Co-Workers

Protecting Yourself From Serious Riding Injuries

Returning Safely to the Barn

Cleaning Dirt From Hooves and Hide

Checking Shoes and Looking for Injuries

How Horse Care Supports Rider Safety

Basic Safety Recap

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