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How resolve not just mask the problems.

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Learnt how do deal with different scenarios and how to manage them

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That you can't always stop things but you can try and prevent them. This will help me when I go out and work with horses I'll have a wider understanding of different vices and bad behaviour.

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Horse can get ulcer medication
Important to know incase horse gets them

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I have learnt about different methods in how to deal with crib biting and wood chewing and this will be useful so that if you are going to competition yards then they might have horses which do this

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How to help a horse that wind sucks and has gastric ulcers.

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Horses with issues should be managed as well as prevented from doing what they are not meant to be doing. Rather than just stopping it.

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How to prevent weaving, this is important to prevent the horse stressing.

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This has helped me to improve my researching skills and being able to see that all aspects of horse stabling has its pros and cons with what the animals role is. I was able to ensure that all of the group had their own topic to research and this helped us to collect all of the facts to get down onto the presentation.

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Helped understand better knowledge of different stable layouts with advantages and disadvantages

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There are pros and cons to all points and everyone has their own opinion

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Understand other people's views

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I've learn what a courtyard layout out is and how to present aloud our findings and other peoples views
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I have learnt about the positives and negatives about different yard layouts.
Being the writer for the group it has help with the spelling of different words which I wouldn't normal use day to day.

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My skills have progressed by everyone working together and putting ideas together. Peer learning skills have progressed.

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My skills have progressed because I have thought of many more ways of companionship, for example turning horses out with other animals for a companion, I have also learnt of different types of companionships.

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Opens my eyes to different types of housing and I have learnt that maybe there is to just one right way to keep a horse its morse about the lifestyle of that horse and the life the owner has and how to make it work with their day and work load. I have also felt like I have learnt to be more confident to speak out and give a presentation.

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It has helped me get different opinions and work together as part of a team. It has helped me developed create new opinions on different layouts and turnouts.

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Ensuring all tack is fitted correctly

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Regular health checks
Keeping track of when hooves need trimming or when vaccinations are due

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JP

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Name of vet for each horse
What food they have

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Each horse should have an acre of grass at minimum to graze on. And extra concentrated feed if the horse is in hard work.

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JP

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Vets
Livery
Transport
Fees
Equipment
Dentist
Facilities
Worming
Saddler
Turnout
Backup fundings
Feed
Hay
Water
Vaccinations

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Farrier
Dentist
Yard/facilities for horse/rider
Transport
Physio
Saddler
Costings
Worming
Feed
Hay/haylage
Turnout
Vets
Saddle
Bit
Bridle
Water
Insurance

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The amount of food in comparison to work load, height and breed
Chels

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Water

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Turnout in herds so they can maintain a lifestyle they would in the wild.
Feeding in proportion to how they would feed in the while, small amounts and often.
Grooming as they would usually mutually groom in the wild.