Description
A Consistent Horsemanship Routine for the Entire Program
A strong Equine-Assisted Services (EAS) program benefits from clear, consistent expectations for how horses are approached, handled, groomed, led, and incorporated into services. This practical worksheet guides teams through the process of establishing a shared horsemanship routine for a facility.
What the Worksheet Helps You Define
- Facility and environmental procedures
- Equipment and tack
- Approaching and handling horses
- Grooming procedures
- Leading
- Safety practices
- Consistent terminology
- Teaching language and sequence
- Round pen work
- Lunging
- Driving
- Mounted activities
- Other facility-specific equine activities
Why Consistency Matters
A shared routine helps staff, volunteers, and participants follow the same expectations and methods during horse interactions. Consistent terminology and procedures can also make horsemanship skills easier to teach, learn, and reinforce across the program. Most importantly, a shared routine improves horse communication to ensure a more positive experience for both the horses and the clients.
Who This Worksheet Is For
Ideal for Equine-Assisted Services (EAS) organizations that want a clearer, more teachable, and more consistent horsemanship foundation.
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Digital PDF Worksheet – $35
A downloadable PDF worksheet is provided after purchase.
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