8 courses with the subject HES, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
HES 101HORSEMANSHIP I: RIDING FOUNDATIONS1
Students will participate in weekly lessons on basic horsemanship and handling. Students will learn how to properly ride a horse at the halt, walk, trot, individual canter, and over small obstacles. Students will experience grooming, handling, exercising, and caring for horses. Trail riding and riding skill games will be included as part of the lessons. All students are required to participate in club activities in addition to lessons. Students should plan to arrange for his or her own transportation or plan to carpool with other classmates. All riders must purchase an ASTM helmet and wear appropriate attire for the stable. A signed release and health information is required of all students. No riding or horse experience is necessary. 0 or
Students will participate in weekly lessons on basic horsemanship and handling. Students will learn how to properly ride a horse at the halt, walk, trot, individual canter, and over small obstacles. Students will experience grooming, handling, exercising, and caring for horses. Trail riding and riding skill games will be included as part of the lessons. All students are required to participate in club activities in addition to lessons. Students should plan to arrange for his or her own transportation or plan to carpool with other classmates. All riders must purchase an ASTM helmet and wear appropriate attire for the stable. A signed release and health information is required of all students. No riding or horse experience is necessary.
This course is designed for students interested in preparing for horse ownership, improving already taught riding skills, and/or participating in local horse shows, campus riding, or trail events. This course will deepen the concepts taught in EQ 101 to allow students to enjoy more advanced involvement and scholarship with horses. 208
This course is designed for students interested in preparing for horse ownership, improving already taught riding skills, and/or participating in local horse shows, campus riding, or trail events. This course will deepen the concepts taught in EQ 101 to allow students to enjoy more advanced involvement and scholarship with horses. Western and bareback riding, drill riding, hunter schooling, introductory cross-country riding, horse nutrition, basic training, and equine science instruction will be included in this course. Students will be expected to arrange for transportation, participate in all club activities, and assist with EQ 101 lessons. All riders must purchase an ASTM helmet and wear appropriate attire for the stable. A signed release and health information is required of all students.
This course is designed for students interested in preparing for horse ownership, improving already taught riding skills, and/or participating in local horse shows, campus riding, or trail events. This course will deepen the concepts taught in HES Horsemanship 1 to allow students to enjoy more advanced involvement and scholarship with horses. Western and bareback riding, drill riding, hunter schooling, introductory cross-country riding, horse nutrition, basic training, and equine science instruction will be included in this course. Students will be expected to arrange for transportation, participate in all club activities, and assist with HES Horsemanship 1 lessons. All riders must purchase an ASTM helmet and wear appropriate attire for the stable. A signed release and health information is required of all students.
