How much do you know about horses? (1)

How much do you know about horses? (1)

Test your horse knowledge with my home made quiz! If you get 100% then your clearly a horse lover, if you get lower than 50% then you need to know a little bit more about these amazing animals!

published on January 02, 201316 responses 5
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Which Four things are a sign of a horse with colic

Hint: 4 choices
Constent rolling
eating hay
pouring at the ground
box walking
wanting attention i.e. grooming
kicking belly with back legs
2/14

The Coronet Band can be found in the horses's....

Hint: 1 choice
Hoof
Leg
Neck
3/14

Which THREE of these items are part of a grooming kit...

Hint: 3 choices
Dandy Brush
Curry Comb
Nail Clippers
Towel
4/14

Which of these TWO answers are true

Hint: 2 choices
A Dapple horse is known as a Small pony
An Arabian is a type of Breed
Horse's under the height of 14.2hh is known as a Shetland
Dressage is a type of event
5/14

Which of these answer's describes a Show pony.... (three answers)

Hint: 3 choices
Rides on the bridle in an outline
Is bigger than 14.2hh
Is often ridden by small/young children
Often attends Showing classes or Dressage Events
6/14

A white line in the centre of the horse's face is known as a...

Stripe
Star
Bald face
7/14

A horse that is indicating its ears flat back on its head, and attempting to glare its teeth is known to be doing what...

aggressive
unhappy
feed me
8/14

Where would you find the horse's Dock??

In the tail
In the back
In the Lower Leg
9/14

Which of these is a type of 'Gait'

Jog
Trot
10/14

How do we measure our horses...

CM
Metres
Yards
Hands
11/14

Which of these describes a Piebald colour??

A Piebald is Black all over
A Skewbald is Brown all over
A Skewbald is Grey with Black mane and Tail
A Piebald is Black and White
12/14

Which of these is a part of the Hoof??

Cannon Bone
Fetlock Joint
White Line
Pedal Bone
13/14

A horse with a different colour lower leg, to the rest of its body is known as a...

Birth mark
Marking
Microchip
14/14

What is the TWO best ways to take a horse's Pulse

Hint: 2 choices
Counting the belly, going in and out as the horse breathes
holding the tail up
putting three fingers under the cheek bone for 60seconds