Draft Breeds
Gaits
Parts of the Horse
Colors
100
Name this breed.
Bonus: extra 50 points--What is it known for in comparison to other draft breeds? 
Shire
Bonus: Tallest or accept Height
100
Name a 4 beat gait:
Bonus: For an extra 100 points, name another 4 beat gait
Walk or gallop
Bonus: Walk or gallop depending on first answer
100
Correct term for the horse's ankle
Fetlock
100
5 basic coat colors
Bay, Black Brown, Chestnut and White
200
What breed in shown?
Bonus: For an extra 50 pts.--Name the color- (be specific)
Percheron
Bonus: Dappled gray
200
Give 2 correct terms for a 3 beat gait
Lope or Canter
200
The part between where the horse's neck and back join
Withers
200
Single dilution of a Chestnut
Bonus: 100 extra points--name the double dilution
Palomino
Cremello
300
Is this a Belgian or a Suffolk?
Bonus: 100 extra points: Why?
Belgian
Bonus: Suffolks are solid Chestnut without a flaxen mane/tail
300
Name a lateral 2 beat gait
Pace
300
Part of the hip that should be the widest in a well-muscled hindquarter when viewed from the rear
Stifle
300
Base coat of a blue roan
Black
400
Based on color, shat draft breed would this most likely be?
Bonus: What other breed does it resemble? 100 extra points
Percheron
Bonus: Fresian
400
What maneuver is shown?
Bonus: What class would this be included in?
Sidepass
Trail
400
Parts of the horse included in the topline:
Back, Loin, Croup
400
Name 2 specific types of markings in a gray coat
Dappling, flea-bitten
500
This draft horse is named for its cream color and the country it originates from. What country is that?
Bonus: 50 extra points--give the name of the breed
USA, accept America
American Cream Draft
500
What gait is shown? Be accurate in your term--(look at the tack being worn)
Bonus: How many beats is it? 100 extra points
Canter
3
500
Joint in the hind leg located between the stifle and the cannon.
Hock
500
Name the 5 primary color dilutions--100 points credit for each
Palomino, Roan, Gray, Buckskin, Paint