No hoof, no horse
Riding in the arena
safety, safety,safety
Tack'em up
Pony Health
100

Using this farrier tool the farrier can pull off the loosened horseshoe

Pincher (shoe puller)

100

This is proper etiquette to pass a rider when riding toward an oncoming rider and horse

What is pass left shoulder to left shoulder

100

Name the set of letters that should be in your helmet proving it meets safety standards

ASTM/SEI

American society for testing materials

Safety Equipment Institute

100

This should be done to tack daily to keep it supple and clean for safety

conditioned

100

you should do this if your pony is not eating, looking sickly, has a swollen eye

what is Call your veterinarian 

200

This is about how much a hoof grows in one month

what is 1/4"

200

This measurement describes the size of a standard(large) dressage arena

What is 20 X 60 meters

200

Name two requirements of a safe boot for riding

covers the ankle, has enough heel to stop from slipping through stirrup,NO deep tread"waffle" soles, securely fastened , entirely closed, thick sole

200

Name two bits allowed to be used by D pony clubbers

snaffle, kimberwicke, Pelham

200

This is the normal temperature range for a healthy horse or pony

98.5-101.5

300

A 2 part question: Give two names for the same space alongside the frog that is picked out to prevent disease

What are 1. the commissure. and 2. collateral grooves

300

This is what is meant by saying "change rein"

what is "change direction" while riding

300

Name three things that should not be worn by a rider around the head area when working around horses or riding

dangle earrings, rings or other jewelry that could catch on your reins or the pony's mane. No combs, barrettes or pins in your hair that could hurt your head if you fell. No loose scarves or belts that could catch on things.

300

This specific piece of tack is used to keep a saddle from slipping back. The yoke fits around the shoulders and the center strap goes between the front legs and fastens around the girth. The two top straps attach to the D rings at the front of the saddle. There should be room to fit ONE hand at the top of the yoke.

what is a hunt style breastplate

pg 273

300

This is a special medicated paste given to ponies after fecal tests or every 2-3 months to kill internal worms

What is dewormer

400

This is the first sign in a hoof and when it happens ,it can make a pony trip and stumble and puts extra strain on his tendons

What is letting the toes grow too long or when a pony is due for shoeing replacement

400

Describe and demonstrate 3 rider suppling exercises

what are teeter totter, swiveling,airplane exercise, shoulder circles and drops, arm circles, stirrup stands, toe touches, opposite toe touches, lying forward and back, croup touches, poll touches, ankle rolls, leg swings

400

Name three things listed on your medical armband

What are your name, emergency contact, allergies, doctor name, medical conditions

400

This piece of tack fastens around the girth and splits at the chest with each strap ending in a rein ring. The reins run through these rings

running martingale

For safety, the reins MUST have rein stops which prevent the martingale rings from getting caught on the bit fastenings

400

water, roughage, concentrates are three of the 5 required nutrients for horses.  Name the other two

succulents and salt

500

This is the name of the groove in the center of the frog

What is the "cleft"

500

When a pony does this , his front and hind legs on one side reach out ahead of the other

What is "Canter"

500

It is required that this have two buckles at each end, and must be fitted when fastened to have two spare holes at the top and bottom when buckled

What is your girth

500

This is a washable cotton pad that is used alone or underneath a show pad, next to the pony's skin  as it is easy to wash and keeps the show pad clean

What is a "baby pad"

500

Encephalomyelitis ,acquired from an infected mosquito, is fatal to horses in 90% of cases and death usually occurs in 2-3 days(portal.ct.gov).  What is it also called?

EEE or sleeping sickness