To acquaint students with the equine industry. Students will become familiar with the different breeds of horses, their origins and used. Students will be exposed to the functional anatomy and physiology of the horse. Emphasis will be placed on the management of horses as related to breeding, reproduction, nutrition and disease prevention. Attendance is not required but highly recommended.
Students are responsible for all material covered in lecture.
The instructors notes are not available for student use. Dates for the exams are scheduled and will not change. The final exam will be comprehensive. One hundred points of the final will be new material, the remaining 100 points will be comprehensive, covering the entire course. Last day to drop course.