Accessories
The rider sits on this.
What is a saddle?
The slowest gait of a horse.
What is a walk?
Artemisia's classification is a mare. Remington and Sargent's classification is ________.
What is a stallion?
Horses mainly eat this.
What is hay and grass?
Wild horses have adapted to live in this dry habitat.
What is deserts, grasslands, and mountains?
The name for what a rider puts their foot in.
What is a stirrup?
Said if you want a horse to slow down.
What is "WHOA!" or "Easy"?
Artemisia's son, Klee, classification.
What is a foal?
An enclosure for horses.
What is a corral?
Besides Antarctica which has none, this continent has the least amount of wild horses.
What is Africa?
Ropes that the rider uses to steer the horse.
What are reins?
The only gait out of 4 that cannot be done by humans in Western or English terminology. (ie jog)
What is a canter/lope?
A smaller family in a herd. Artemesia is part of a _____ of horses.
What is a band?
The average lifespan of a domesticated vs. wild horse.
What is 25-30 vs. 15-20 years?
The most wild horses in the U.S. live in these states.
What is western states, specifically Nevada, Wyoming, Oregon, Utah, and California?
Attached to the horses face.
What is a bridle?
The reason riders always mount a horse on the left.
What is historical military habits?
Breed of horse famous for being used for show jumping and racing. This is the second most common breed in North America.
What is a Thoroughbred?
The average horse can run at this speed.
What is 25-30 mph?
This is where the closest wild horses are.
What is Virginia and Maryland?
This is what the name of the rope Maya used to ride Artemisia back to the campsite.
What is a Comanche Coil?
Horseback riding dates back to at least this time.
What is 3500 BCE?
The most common/popular breed of horse in North America.
What is the American Quarter Horse?
Training or exercising a horse.
What is lungeing?
The largest population of wild horses live in this country.
What is Australia?