Horse Husbandry/Equine Science and Management

Your alarm blares at 6 AM. You're heading to your first Stable Management lab, donning barn clothes. The air smells of hay and horses as you learn proper mucking techniques with a stall muck rake. Later, in Equine Anatomy and Physiology, you label diagrams of horse musculature, a foundational lecture. You meet your group for the Horse Breeding project, discussing initial research on genetic traits. A minor setback: you forgot your gloves for the lab, getting a blister, but a helpful TA lends you theirs. Afterwards, you grab lunch, already feeling the day’s work.