Riding Instructor

Role and Responsibilities

Final Quiz and Assignment

 

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1. True False     Shorter riders with shorter legs have to work harder to communicate with their legs.

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2. True False  It is not possible to guarantee a person’s safety around horses.

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3. True False  It is necessary to only track income for your business.

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4. True   False        The normal respiration rate in the horse is 32 breaths per minute.

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5.  True   False       Always assume the student can prepare the horse for riding if they have taken lessons before.

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6.   True   False      Horses grind their food in a counter clockwise motion only.

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7.     True   False    The physical fitness of the rider determines the pace of their progression.

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8.  True   False     It is desirable to use the same vehicle for business and personal use and is not necessary to track mileage for business.

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9.  True   False    As the owner of your business you are considered an employee.

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10.  True   False    It is a good practice to match young horses with beginning riders so that they can learn together.

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11.  True   False     All business expenses should be paid by credit card or check.

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12. True   False     Horses should be de-wormed every 6-8 weeks.

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13.   True   False    Once a hoof is shod it grows more slowly and holds its shape - never changing.

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14.   True   False    Depreciation refers to the amount the IRS allows as a deduction on business property.

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15.   True   False   Vaccinations guarantee your horse will not contract the disease.

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16.   True   False    Floating refers to the process of eliminating sharp points on teeth and balancing the mouth.

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FINAL ASSIGNMENT:

Looking back on your answers to the assignment in lesson one, create an outline or business plan. List the potential income/expense of the business you envisioned or are currently creating. Be sure to include where the business takes place, your own property or public facility, any hired help, business owned horses, cost per horse ect.

Be honest here! If it turns out that the business is in a negative, present some ideas to turn the business into a positive cash flow.

If you were not specific about the business you wanted then use the following scenario:

        Training operation at a boarding stable
        5 horses in training
        2 lesson horses owned by business
        Lesson horses average 5-6 lessons each per week


Be sure to include healthcare costs, grooming supplies, supplements and any other cost involved, average these costs to determine the monthly cost. (Example: horses de-wormed 6 times per year at $10 cost per time = $60/yr divided by 12 months = $5/month)

Finally list at least two areas concerning horses you would like to spend more time gaining knowledge.
 

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