Health & Anatomy
The part of the hoof that absorbs shock and looks like a triangle
What is the frog?
The item used to steer a horse when riding
what are reins
This makes up most of a horses diet
what is forage/Hay/grass
The feeling a horse shows when its ears are pinned back and it's tail is swishing
what is irritation/annoyance
The horses name in Tangled
what is Maximus
The sickness in a horse includes these symptoms, rolling, not pooping or drinking, sweating, and pacing.
What is colic?
The piece you put ur feet in while riding
what are stirrups
The mineral horses need access to at all times, often occurring in a block form
what is salt
The term for when a horse is running in circles on a long line.
What is lunging
The name of the sport/class involving a cart
what is driving
The back teeth used for chewing and grinding
what are molars
The item goes under the saddle to protect the horses back
what is a saddle pad
The green, leafy type of hay known for being high in calcium and protein.
what is alfalfa
The term used when a horse is being trained to stay calm around new or "scary" objects. EX: tarps, flags, and umbrellas
What is desensitization.
The height a mini horse needs to be under to be registered
what is 34 inches
True or false.. A horses normal resting temp is higher than a humans.
What is true? (Bonus points if you know the avg temp of a horse)
The piece that prevents a horse from seeing distractions while driving
what are blinders
The type of feed measured in pounds
what is grain
The class designed to show off your horse physique
What is halter
The gate that's faster than a trot but slower than a gallop
what is the canter
The BPM of a horse
what is 28-40 bpm
The English riding piece that helps prevent the saddle from sliding foward
what is a breastplate
The percentage of a horses body weight that should be drinken in water.
1%
The amount of seconds given to properly set up
what is 4 seconds
The first official registry for American Mini Horses was created in this decade
what are the 1970s