KJ Equine Hippology

What is the order of brushes you use on a horse?

What is a term used to describe a horses taste?

What term describes a part of the horse’s ration that is a concentrated form of one or more of the essential nutrients?

Which of the following gaits has three (3) beats?

Which of the following color patterns describes a paint horse that has white crossing the back?

Which of the following is used to remove finer bits of dirt and dust from a horse’s coat?

Which of the following is NOT part of the horse’s eye?

Which of the following is a saddlepad cut to fit the shape of the saddle?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a successful horse judge?

What term describes the art of riding the horse and of understanding its needs?

The tube that takes food from the mouth to the stomach.

Responsible for the excretion of waste material out of the body.

Secretes acids & enzymes to help breakdown food & continue the digestive process.

Digests and absorbs proteins, vitamins, minerals and energy

The “fermentation vat.” Microbes run the fermentation process located here.

Which of the following is NOT part of the four-stage parasite life cycle?

What is the major energy source of the horse?

Which of the following colors is considered one of the three basic coat colors?

Which of these grains contains twice as much energy as the same volume of oats?

Which method of restraint works by producing a certain amount of pressure on the sensitive nerves of the upper lip?

Standing in muddy conditions for long periods of time predisposes a horse to which of the following hoof conditions?

What anatomical term references a structure in relation to the horse’s back or topline?

Which of the following is NOT part of an English saddle?

Which of the following terms refers to a horse’s ability to see out of the right and the left eyes independently?

Which of the following terms describes a tough, fibrous band connecting or supporting bone?