Breeds
Grooming
Events
Riding Basics
Tack
100

What is the largest breed of horse?

Shire

100

There are 8 total tools for grooming a horse.  Name 3

1. Curry Comb

2. Hard Brush

3. Soft Brush

4. Mane and Tail Brush

5. Hoof Pick

6. Face Brush

7. Shedding Blade

8. Sweat Scraper

100

There are three kinds of events that are well known.  Name 2

1. Jumpers

2. Cross Country

3. Dressage

100

What are the 4 gates of a horse?

1. Walk

2. Trot

3. Canter

4. Gallop

100

What is the part of tack that you sit on/in when riding?

A saddle
200

Smallest breed?

Miniature Horse

Falabella Miniature Horse

200

You always pick a horse's hooves away from yourself.  True or false?

True

200

What is dressage?

Fancy riding.  Horse dancing.

200

What are your two basic positions?

Half seat

Standing

200

What are the two types of saddles?

English

Western


300
what is the most common breed used for racing?

Thoroughbred

300

What is the first tool you use when grooming the body?

Curry Comb

300

What is the highest level of event in dressage?

Grand Prix

300

When trotting, what shoulder do you want to be posting with?

The outside

300

What is the difference between a western and English saddle?

Western saddles have a horn in the front and are much larger than English saddles.

400

There are five most commonly used breeds for working.  Name 2

1. Belgian

2. Shire

3. Percheron

4. Clydesdale

5. Haflinger

400

What is the sweat scraper used for?

To remove water after bathing and/or hosing a horse.

400

What is the difference between jumpers and cross country events?

You go through different types of terrain in cross country.
400

When cantering, how do you count strides?

Every time there is a down beat.

400

Which side of the tongue does the bit always go over?

The top

500

What is the most expensive horse breed?

Arabian

500

Why is it important to pick a horse's hooves?

To keep them clean, healthy, and it helps release dirt, mud, rocks/pebbles, and feces from the hoof.

500

What is a TD?

Technical delegate, which is called when a rider is doing something that is inappropriate, or something is noticed to be against the rules.

500

What is the difference between a canter and a gallop?

A canter is a three-beat pace.  A Gallop is a four-beat pace.

500

True or False.  Riding in a bit gives you more control?

False!  If you can't control a horse when riding bitless, using a bit won't help you anyways.  It's just going to create pain and confusion.

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