Five practical resources for equine business owners, stable managers, riding instructors and trail ride operators. Sixty one pages of record sheets, safety checklists and compliance checklists you can print and start using today.
Built for real horse properties in Australia, not a generic safety template. Free, with no cost and no obligation.
Each resource is a working document. Print it, fill it in, keep it on file. Together they cover record keeping, pre-ride safety, lesson duty of care and racing stable compliance.
Horse profile, emergency contacts, vaccination and worming records, farrier and dental logs, vet visits, feed plan, behavioural observations, injury log and medication tracker.
Rider briefing and assessment, tack and equipment checks, route and hazard assessment, communication and emergency planning, kit contents, guide qualifications and a per-ride run sheet.
Student enrolment and health disclosures, yard walk-through, first aid readiness, lesson safety protocols, child safety and safeguarding, insurance and a pre-lesson run sheet.
Trainer licences, staff registrations, first aid provisions, work health and safety duties and facility compliance.
RWWA-specific compliance with WA legislation references and regulatory contacts.
Get your records, kits and emergency planning into one system you can hand to anyone.
Document duty of care properly, especially when you are teaching children.
Volunteer-run does not mean unprepared. Give your committee a shared standard.
A pre-ride run sheet that works where there is no mobile coverage and no quick ambulance.
Track licences, registrations and facility compliance against national and WA requirements.
Keep health, feed and incident history in one place your vet can read in an emergency.
Most horse properties already know their risks. What is usually missing is the written system: the record that tells a new handler what this horse is like, the run sheet that catches a loose girth, the checklist that shows an insurer you took your responsibilities seriously.
This pack fills that gap. Work through it and you will see where your readiness is strong and where it is thin. If it shows you need formal first aid training, that is where REACHAU comes in.
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Training and assessment is delivered by Regional Education and Career Help Australia on behalf of ABC First Aid RTO 3399. These resources are practical guides, not legal, insurance or compliance advice. Always verify requirements with the relevant authority.
Yes. It is free to download, free to print and free to use across your own property or business. There is no cost and no obligation to book training.
A single PDF of 61 pages containing all five resources. It is designed to print on standard A4 so you can complete it by hand and keep it in a folder at the stable or in the float.
Yes. Permission is granted to print and use the resources for personal or business purposes. It may not be resold.
No. The pack stands on its own. If working through it shows gaps in your first aid readiness, you are welcome to talk to us, but there is no requirement.
Yes. The fifth resource is a WA-specific racing stable compliance checklist with WA legislation references and regulatory contacts. The other four apply nationally.