Equine Industry
Equine Anatomy
Equine Breeds
Equine Disease
Equine Facts
100

Name two segments in the equine industry. (These are different things that equines can be used for)

−rodeo

−racing

−showing

−recreation

−working stock horses

−therapy

−global food market

100

On the horse picture, point to the withers

the highest point of the shoulder blades


100

What is the most popular horse breed in the world? 

Quarter Horse

100

What is the name of the disease that is known for:

−constant moisture which can irritate and penetrate the skin

−a horse being placed in muddy or dirty surroundings

−bacterial and fungal infections

Scratches

100

 This is the term for a horse's male counterpart, which is often used for breeding purposes.

Stallion

200

What is a career in the equine industry? (NOT A VETERINARIAN)

−farrier

−health

−horse sales

−legislation and government

−nutrition

−real estate sales

−training

200

On the horse on the board, point to the poll

between the ears
200

A Clydesdale, Belgian, American Cream, and Dutch are all the same type of horse. What is it?

A draft

200

What equine disease is known for:

−infection being highly contagious

−ability to quickly spread between horses by direct contact or indirectly on equipment or personnel

•bacteria are shed in nasal discharge and in pus draining from the abscesses

•bacteria can survive in the environment for long periods

Strangles

200

How long is a horse pregnant for?

11 months

300

What are two factors you need to consider when selecting horses for a task?

−breed

−conformation

−age and size

−disposition and vices

−training

−pedigree

−price

300

On the horse picture point to the stifle

the front of the back leg (thigh)

300

What horse is registered in the Jockey Club?

Thoroughbred

300

What equine disease is also known as "lockjaw" and can occur in both animals and humans? 

Tetanus

300

This is the name of the horse's natural instinct to flee from danger, which is a survival mechanism.

Flight response

400

What are the two breeding styles that are not accepted by the American Jockey Club? (Explain them)

Artificial Insemination

Embryo Transfer

400

On the horse picture point to the girth

the line behind the front leg

400

What is the difference between a miniature and a pony?

A pony is a horse that is less than 14.2 hands (58 in) tall at the withers. 
A miniature horse is a horse that is 34 in (8.5 hands) or less in height. Miniature horses are often measured in inches.

400

Name the two mosquito-borne diseases that was discussed

West-Nile

Equine Encephalomyelitis

400

 This term refers to the process of training a horse to respond to commands and cues from a rider or handler.

Breaking or Training

500

When was the horse slaughter act passed?

2007

500

On the horse picture point where the chestnut is located

By the knee on the front leg

500

True or False: Horse only sleep laying down

False
500

What two diseases could be caused by rodents like possums?

Equine Protozoan Myeloenecpholitis (EPM)

Rabies

500

What is the term for a horse that is new and not trained?

Green

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