I Just Work Here
We call these people to help with an injured horse.
What is a Vet?
This means a horse isn't walking correctly or limping.
What is Lame?
This is the most important part of a horse's diet.
What is Forage?
This is an important item to have in your first aid kit in case you need to wrap a wound.
What is Vet Wrap?
True or False: I should go under the horse to get around them.
What is False?
These people help maintain a horse's hooves regularly.
What is a Farrier?
This is what was call working a horse on the ground in a circle.
What is Lunging?
This is the average amount of gallons of water a horse can drink daily.
What is 5-15 Gallons?
You can hear the horse's heartbeat on these 2 parts of their body.
What is Under The Jaw and Behind The Elbow?
I should always do this when approaching a horse from its blind spots.
What is Talk To Them?
I want to learn to ride! I need to call one of these.
What is an Instructor?
These are important things to do before and after a horse's workout.
What is Warm Up and Cool Down?
Name 1 type of forage.
What is Hay (Alfalfa, Fescue, Timothy, Orchard)?
Name 2 signs of a healthy horse.
What are Bright Eyes, Shiny Coat, Normal Appetite, Alert Ears? (Any 2)
These 2 spots are blind spots for horses.
What is Directly In Front and Directly Behind?
This person cleans stalls and/or cares for other people's horse(s).
What is a Stablehand/Groom?
These are used to make the horse lift its legs higher and work their body more.
This type of feed is best for easy keepers that only need small amounts of grain for extra nutrients.
What is a Balancer?
These are the number of beats per minute an adult horse's heart makes.
What is 28-40 BPM?
This type of tie should always be used when tying up a horse.
What is a Quick Release Knot?
My horse is naughty! I need to call one of these to help.
What is a Trainer?
This means a horse needs to stay inside because it's injured and shouldn't more much.
What is Stall Rest?
These help add specific nutrients or needs to your horse's food.
What are Supplements?
This is a horse's normal body tempature.
What is 99-101.5?
I should approach a horse this fast.
What is Slow, Gentle, and No Sudden Movements?