Taking into account the horse's state of mental and physical health
Introduction : All our courses aim to create a good relationship between man and the horse when they work together. In the course "Seeking the coopération of the horse at work" you will watch the work with horses who have been entrusted to us. You will be accompanied in the stages of care and preparation of the horse so that you will improve your knowledge of the mental and physical health of the horse at work.
Aim : To reassure clients that the mental and physical health of the horse at work is taken into account.
A course for everyone who works with horses: instructor, rider, jockey, lad, travelling lad, starting gate, vet, assistant vet, farrier, equine dentist and the head of an establishment.
Course content :
Theory modules :
The theory that you will be taught will cover subjects of equestrian culture and ethology and an outline of the work of Jocelyne Porcher, director of INRAE research, on the Animal at Work.
These subjects will enable you to understand the principles of the Blondeau method.
Practical modules :
Discover the Blondeau method
Establish an appropriate and coherent method of communication
Build a relationship between horse and rider
Create mutual respect between horse and rider
Programme to download:
Level required:
Have regular contact with horses in your professional activity
Requirement to do the course:
To have an FFE licence, which can be obtained from the Ecole Blondeau for 36 €
Participants:
Nicolas Blondeau
Sophie Barreau
Elise Lefol
Duration: 5 days
Dates : du lundi 24 janvier au vendredi 28 janvier 2022
Lieux : La Grande Pièce - Saint Hilaire Saint Florent - 49400 Saumur
Tariff:
Normal without financial: 875 € for the 5 days course for the first year
Accessibilité aux personnes en situation de handicap : Contactez-nous avec ce formulaire
Diploma obtained:
Brevet Ecole Blondeau Level 1 - BEB1
To apply: 02 41 50 70 50 Contact us with this form
Partenariats : INRA - Région Normandie - Fédération Française d'Equitation - Conseil des Chevaux de Normandie