Breeds & Disciplines
This breed dominates the racing industry in Kentucky.
What is a Thoroughbred?
This should make up most of a horse's diet.
What is forage/hay/grass?
This piece of tack is made with Nylon, Leather, or Rope, and is secured around a horse's head to lead and tie them.
A Halter.
A healthy horse should always have access to this.
Horses are known as this type of animal because they naturally live in groups.
What is a herd animal?
This is the most common horse breed in the world.
What is the American Quarter Horse?
This nutrient helps build muscle.
What is protein?
This goes under the saddle to help cushion the horse's back.
This professional trims and shoes horses' feet.
What is a farrier?
Pinned ears usually mean a horse is feeling this emotion.
What is anger/irritation?
This gaited breed is known for the running walk.
What is a Tennessee Walking Horse?
Eating too much grain too quickly can increase the risk of this painful digestive condition.
What is colic?
This piece of tack helps keep the saddle from sliding backward.
What is a breast collar?
A horse rolling, pawing, and looking at its side may be showing signs of this.
What is colic?
Because horses are prey animals, they often react quickly with this instinct.
What is flight/running away?
Barrel racing is usually competed in this style of riding.
What is western?
This type of horse usually needs fewer calories because it gains weight easily.
What is an easy keeper?
This type of bit uses leverage rather than direct pressure.
What is a curb bit?
This vital sign is normally around 99-101 degrees in horses.
What is body temperature?
Horses have two blind spots in their vision, where are they?
What is directly behind them and directly in front of them?
This discipline includes dressage, cross-country, and stadium jumping.
What is eventing?
A horse suddenly switched from pasture to rich alfalfa and large grain meals may be at risk for this hoof condition.
What is laminitis/founder?
Wrinkled hair, dry spots, or soreness under the saddle may indicate this problem.
What is poor saddle fit?
Hot hooves, reluctance to move, and leaning back off the front feet can be signs of this condition.
What is laminitis/founder?
A horse licking and chewing during training is often interpreted as this.
What is relaxation/thinking/acceptance?