ROCK Horses
Who are ROCKS paint horses?
Who are Scooter, Belle, Noel, Mayo?
The highest point of the horse.
What is the withers?
The front of the saddle.
What is the pommel?
This discipline involves hooking a horse up to a wagon, cart, or sleigh. ROCK has three horses that used to do this.
What is Driving?
Peggy Sue's Breed
What is Miniature Horse?
This ROCK horse was a Polo horse
Who is Yana?
The stifle is located here.
What is the back leg?
The back of the saddle.
What is the cantle?
This discipline is a western style competition that is judged on the horse being relaxed and slow. It should be a "pleasure" to ride.
What is western pleasure?
This breed is known for horse racing. ROCK has three of them.
What is a Thoroughbred?
How many horses from TDCJ does ROCK have?
What is 7?
This part of a horses midsection has a few different names but is more commonly known as?
What is the barrel?
The stirrup leather connects to this part on an English saddle.
In this discipline, horse and rider perform from memory a series of predetermined movements promoting the a horses natural athletic ability and willingness to perform.
What is Dressage?
Henry is this type of horse
What is Belgian Draft?
We used to be broodmares! Who are we?
Who is Bonnie and Lucy?
The four shin-like bones located between the fetlock and knee/hock.
What is the cannon bone?
The left sided strap on a western saddle that connects to the cinch.
What is a latigo?
Originally designed to train and test military horses, this discipline consists of 3 phases that promote harmony, speed, and agility.
What is 3 Day Eventing?
What is an appaloosa?
Three of ROCKs prison horses have the same sire (dad), who are they?
Grant, Ike and Jlo
This bone is located in the horses hoof
This is a small flap on both an English and Western saddle that covers where the stirrup leathers/fenders connect to prevent them from pinching the rider.
What is a skirt?
These 4 Equestrian Disciplines will be showcased in the 2024 Paris Olympics and Para Olympics.
What is Jumping, Eventing, Dressage and Para-Dressage
Historically used as military packhorses, this type of horse is now used for light draft work, harness, endurance riding, dressage, vaulting and therapeutic riding.
What is a haflinger?