Plan week four of the yearling sale preparation for the Bellbrook draft
You are the Assistant Stud Manager at Nagambie.
What has happened
Twenty-four yearlings are in a twelve-week preparation for the January sale, including a draft of six owned by Bellbrook Bloodstock. Week four starts on 14 September 2026. The Stud Manager wants a written feeding, exercise and handling schedule for the Bellbrook six, a consignment paperwork checklist, and an owner update by 20 September. One yearling, Bellbrook Lass, is handling well, but two others are reported as behind on condition and one is difficult to catch. The stud book inspection of foals and yearlings is booked for 20 October, and vaccination and identification records must be complete before then.
Deliverables
- Week four schedule for the Bellbrook draft
- Consignment paperwork checklist
- Updated Horse Register and Treatment and Medication Log entries
- Draft owner update
Documents to use
- Horse Welfare Policy Policy
- Owner Update Report Template Template
- Trackwork Operations Procedure Procedure
- Work Health and Safety Policy Policy
Units of competency
Current on training.gov.au for the Racing and Breeding Training Package as at 10 September 2026.
RGRHBR406Prepare horses for saleRGRHBR404Oversee care and supervise staff raising young horsesRGRHBR505Oversee administration of stud recordsRGRHBR503Develop and implement a marketing plan for stud stockQualifications
RGR40619Certificate IV in Horse BreedingRGR50319Diploma of Horse Stud ManagementWhat to look for
Evidence guide
Look for a schedule that is specific per yearling rather than one plan for all six, a handling approach that is quiet and safe for the difficult yearling, and paperwork that matches stud book and sale company requirements. The owner update must be honest about the two yearlings behind on condition and approved before sending.