Horse of a Different Color
This large horse with a black coat and two white socks is a gentle giant.
Who is Goliath?
This metal piece is secured in a horse's mouth with a bridle.
What is a bit?
The oldest saddle in the world was found here.
What is China?
These two plants found on the farm are poisonous to horses.
What are milkweed and buttercup?
When traveling long-distances, you want them to wear this kind of boot.
Whinny's temperament for speed matches the name of this face marking.
What is a blaze?
Failure to secure the saddle to the horse with this piece of equipment can result in you falling off.
What is a girth?
Bedouin tribes kept track of the lineage of this windy-fast horse.
What is the Arabian?
Wheat and grass end up making these two farm essentials.
This disorder causes Jude to be extremely fluffy.
What is Cushing's?
This is Polly's coat color.
What is a sooty buckskin?
This leather strap prevents a saddle from sliding forward.
What is a crupper?
The first kind of this horse equipment involved the rider's toe being used.
What is the stirrup?
Horses eat this wide-blade grass.
What is Timothy?
This boot allows a horse to feel a rail while protecting their legs if they don't clear a jump.
What are open front boots?
These four horses are all greys.
Who are Faraday, Bird, Alcero, and Toby.
This leather system prevents the saddle from sliding backwards.
What is a breast plate?
Spanish monks began keeping track of this royal horse.
What is the Andalusian?
This lucky plant that is a symbol of Ireland is a treat for horses.
What is clover?
A horse wearing this kind of boot is protecting themselves from their hooves striking their legs.
What are brushing or bell boots?
This horse may be either a bay roan or a blue roan.
Who is Jude?
This bitless bridle is worn by Catalyst.
What is a hackamore bridle?
This horse job was originally a responsibility of blacksmiths.
What are farriers?
This yellow flower found on the farm is not poisonous to horses.
What is goldenrod?
This horse care practice involves cutting the fur against how it grows.
What is clipping?