* Halter training: The horse should be comfortable wearing a halter and lead rope. It should follow you when you lead it and stop when you stop.
* Grooming: The horse should be comfortable being groomed all over its body.
* Foot care: The horse should be comfortable having its feet picked up and trimmed.
* Dental care: The horse should be comfortable having its teeth floated.
* Trailer loading: The horse should be comfortable loading into and unloading from a trailer.
Groundwork
* Backing up: The horse should be able to back up straight when asked.
* Turning: The horse should be able to turn left and right when asked.
* Yielding: The horse should be able to move sideways when asked.
* Stopping: The horse should be able to stop when asked.
Under-Saddle Training
* Mounting and dismounting: The horse should stand still while you mount and dismount.
* Walking: The horse should walk at a consistent pace when asked.
* Trotting: The horse should trot at a consistent pace when asked.
* Cantering: The horse should canter at a consistent pace when asked.
* Stopping: The horse should stop when asked.
Other Considerations
* Temperament: The horse should have a calm and gentle temperament.
* Health: The horse should be healthy and free of any conditions that would make it unsafe to ride.
* Age: The horse should be at least 3 years old before it is ridden.
It is important to remember that every horse is an individual and may learn at a different pace. Be patient and consistent with your training, and your horse will eventually learn everything it needs to know.