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02-15-2005, 08:59 AM
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I got 39 out of 43 and I only missed the easy ones. Like left or right, and 14.2 hh, i put harness horse for cob instead of type of horse I knew that duh! and how long it takes to digest food! I put 24 hours. That one I should have known but didnt!!! Fun thing to do thanks for sharing!!!!
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02-15-2005, 09:12 AM
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got 5 wrong, but manlt by personal def, like the first one you can mount on either side however you are typicly tought to mount on the left
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02-15-2005, 10:05 AM
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The one I got wrong was "how many horses are in the USA" I said 6.2 Mil and it's 5.8!~
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02-15-2005, 02:54 PM
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I got 39 out of 43 right on my first try! The ones I missed were some of the easier ones, too. Like the pony size! I consider ponys anything under 14.1 hands (I have a 14.2 hand NSH and I don't consider her a pony)!
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02-15-2005, 05:46 PM
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: phyllis Email: jonesfamily.phyllis@gmail.com 1. A cavaletti is a Your answer: A short jump Correct answer: A short jump A short jump used for training and conditioning with adjustable heights 2. What part of the horse's body does a BOSAL touch Your answer: The nose Correct answer: The nose Bitless noseband made from rawhide. 3. What is white line disease Your answer: Where the hoof wall separates from the hoof Correct answer: Where the hoof wall separates from the hoof 4. A sign of colic is Your answer: All of above Correct answer: All of above 5. How many horses do you think are in the United States. Your answer: 4.37 million Correct answer: 5.32 million According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, as of January 1, 1999 6. Laminitis affects the? Your answer: Hoof Correct answer: Hoof Laminitis: a debilitating condition of the hooves resulting from circulatory impairment. 7. In Season refers to? Your answer: Breeding Correct answer: Breeding In season The state of sexual readiness during which the mare is ready to conceive. 8. DAM is a Your answer: Female parent Correct answer: Female parent The female parent of a foal 9. Thrush affects the? Your answer: Hoof Correct answer: Hoof Thrush: a disease of the hoof that can cause decomposition of the frog and other hoof structures; usually associated with unsanitary conditions. 10. Where is a CRUPPER used Your answer: Saddle or surcingle Correct answer: Saddle or surcingle A leather loop which passes under the horse's tail: and is buckled to the saddle or surcingle 11. What does the word ACTION describe in horses Your answer: Movement Correct answer: Movement The way a horse moves. Example: High trotting action 12. BLOODLINE is a horse's Your answer: Pedigree Correct answer: Pedigree The sequence of direct ancestors, as used in a pedigree. 13. Should electrolytes be given only after a hard workout? Your answer: No Correct answer: No Horses need about 1 oz. per day of salt and most will voluntarily consume 1-2 oz. from a salt block. 14. Laminitis is caused by: Your answer: All of above Correct answer: All of above Nutritionally caused laminitis seems more frequently to afflict overweight horses. 15. BLINKERS are part of a Your answer: Saddle Correct answer: Bridle Flaps on the side of the bridle to ensure the horse can only see straight. 16. What side of a horse should you mount on Your answer: Left or right Correct answer: Left or right Mounting on the left originated from right handed soldiers carrying swords. Right handed calf ropers mount and dismount on the right side to follow their rope. 17. A COGGINS TEST is for Your answer: EIA Correct answer: EIA Coggins test determines whether a horse has been exposed to EIA or is a carrier. The disease is spread by mosquitoes and other biting insects. Currently there is no vaccine and no cure for EIA. 18. In measuring a horse, the word "hand" is equal to Your answer: 4 inches Correct answer: 4 inches A hand is used in measuring a horse and is equal to 4 inches so if a horse is 15 hands, the horse is 60 inches or 5 feet tall. 19. Leads are used in what gait? Your answer: Canter Correct answer: Canter Leads To describe which set of legs are leading when a horse is cantering. Example right or left lead. 20. Colic is caused by Your answer: All of above Correct answer: All of above 21. Can horse get rabies? Your answer: Yes Correct answer: Yes A vaccine is available for horses and it should be administered on your veterinarian's recommendation in areas of high incidence of rabies. 22. Where is a Fetlock located on a horse? Your answer: Leg Correct answer: Leg Fetlock: The joint in the horse's leg where the cannon bone and the long pastern bone meet. 23. What is another name for Laminitis? Your answer: Founder Correct answer: Founder The chronic case is called founder. 24. Can a horse become sick from being cast? Your answer: Yes Correct answer: Yes A horse that remains cast and unnoticed for a period of time may suffer colic or other intestinal or circulatory damage. 25. Using the word GAIT will describe a Your answer: Horse's movement Correct answer: Horse's movement The horse's basic movements in action. Natural gaits are walk, trot, canter, and gallop; artificial ones are the running walk, fox trot, amble, and broken amble. 26. A pony should not exceed? Your answer: 14.2 hh Correct answer: 14.2 hh Pony A horse not exceeding 14.2 hh 27. Signs of Rabies are? Your answer: All of above Correct answer: All of above Rabies is fatal if not treated. 28. Can horses get Tetanus? Your answer: Yes Correct answer: Yes Tetanus: an infectious disease of the nervous system caused by a bacterial toxin and commonly associated with puncture wounds. Horses should be vaccinated against tetanus annually. 29. Is a horse with a 101 degree temperature sick? Your answer: No Correct answer: No Normal resting adult temperature ranges from 99.5 to 100.5 degrees Fahrenheit in horses. 30. A colic can be Your answer: All of above Correct answer: All of above 31. Where is the poll on a horse Your answer: Where the head and neck meet Correct answer: Where the head and neck meet 32. Is Laminitis a serious condition Your answer: Yes Correct answer: Yes Laminitis is very painful for the horse and may result in death or permanent unsoundness. 33. What are splint boots Your answer: Boots placed on the front legs of a horse to protect the splint bones Correct answer: Boots placed on the front legs of a horse to protect the splint bones 34. What is Floating Teeth? Your answer: Filing teeth Correct answer: Filing teeth Floating Teeth is when a veterinarian files the ridges of a horse’s teeth flat. 35. Where is COLOSTRUM found Your answer: Milk Correct answer: Milk The first milk that the foal drinks from the dam, rich in vital antibodies 36. How long does it take for a horse to digest food? Your answer: 48 hours Correct answer: 48 hours It takes about 48 hours for a horse to completely digest a meal. The food is in the small intestine for only two of those hours and in the hindgut the remaining 46. 37. Cob is a Your answer: Type of horse Correct answer: Type of horse A type rather than a breed. A short legged animal with a maximum height of 15hh with the bone and substance of a heavyweight hunter and capable of carrying a substantial weight. Coldblood A horse, not a pony, of heavy, common or "cart" blood. 38. The word used for the male parent of a foal. Your answer: sire Accepted answer(s): sire 39. COLLECTION is done while Your answer: Riding Correct answer: Riding Shortening the pace by a light contact from the rider's hands and a steady pressure with the legs to make the horse flex its neck, relax its jaw, and bring its hocks well under so that it is properly balanced. 40. Colic is a Your answer: Digestive discomfort in the horse Correct answer: Digestive discomfort in the horse 41. Withers are located on the horse's Your answer: Back Correct answer: Back Withers: The highest part of a horse's back at the base of the neck between the shoulder blades. 42. A cast horse is Your answer: A horse wedged against a wall or fence Correct answer: A horse wedged against a wall or fence When a lateral recumbent horse's legs become wedged between his body and a stall wall making it impossible for him to get up. Usually happens during rolling. 43. The heart rate of a horse is how many beats per minute? Your answer: Forty Correct answer: Forty Normal resting adult heart rate is approximately forty beats per minute. phyllis you have 41 out of 43 questions correct.
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02-15-2005, 05:47 PM
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that is the test I got when I clicked on the link where is the 12 question quiz???
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