Horse Quiz!!

Emster · December 2011

11) Beyong the 5 basic horse coat colors, what are the 5 variations? (clue! I own two of the variations!) roan palimino grey pinto dun/buckskin 12) How do you tell the age of a horse? teeth 13) What is the walking speed of a properly trained horse?the trot or 2.5 said both 14) What horse lineage contains HYPP? american quarter horse or its ancesters 15) Where is a horses gallbladder located does not have one

BorderCollieGiftie · December 2011

WOO-HOO got all 5 right (in the other questions that is)! Thanks so much! 11) Beyong the 5 basic horse coat colors, what are the 5 variations? (clue! I own two of the variations!) Grulla, Buckskin, Palomino, Cremello, Roan. 12) How do you tell the age of a horse? By its teeth. 13) What is the walking speed of a properly trained horse? 2.5 Miles per hour. 14) What horse lineage contains HYPP? It ancesters? 15) Where is a horses gallbladder located? LOL, they don't have one.

Minx · December 2011

Cherokeezbaby: 3 right 15 points Myst: 2 right. 10 points Awaken: Sorry. I hadnt known you had put those afterwards! Ill add the points. 8 total. 40 points Frostbight8: 2 right. 10 points sweetypie3: 3 right 15 points ABBAROCKS: 2 right 10 points On the HYPP question its asking what line of horses carries it. All horses who have Impressive in their background have a chance of getting it and must be tested before being registered. Any horse with a double gene is not allowed to be registered and they are extremely dangerous to ride and difficult to keep alive.

Emster · December 2011

16) What does TDN stand for?Total Digestible Nutrients 17) What is the scientific study of how genetics are passed from the parents to the offspring? 18) Teeth that are smallish and white and have a distinctive neck are called what? 19) How many inches make a hand? i found this A hand is 4 inches, for example.... 14hh - this is 14 hands even 14.1hh - this is 14 hands and 1 inch 14.2hh - this is 14 hands and 2 inches 14.3hh - this is 14 hands and 3 inches 15hh - this is 15 hands even hh - means "hands high" or "hands height" 20) Name three parts of the hoof=toe soel frog

poppomgirl · December 2011

16) What does TDN stand for?Total Digestible Nutrients 17) What is the scientific study of how genetics are passed from the parents to the offspring?encompasses not only the principles of heredity but also the study of the molecular nature of genes, and the biochemical reactions with which they are associated 18) Teeth that are smallish and white and have a distinctive neck are called what?premolars 19) How many inches make a hand?4 inches 20) Name three parts of the hoof 1.sole 2.toe 3.frog

Mileysmybaby · December 2011

16) What does TDN stand for? total digestible nutrients 17) What is the scientific study of how genetics are passed from the parents to the offspring? Genetics 18) Teeth that are smallish and white and have a distinctive neck are called what? Temporary or milk teet 19) How many inches make a hand? 4 20) Name three parts of the hoof- frog,white line, and quarter.

Cherokeezbaby · December 2011

16) What does TDN stand for? Total Digestible Nutrients 17) What is the scientific study of how genetics are passed from the parents to the offspring? Genetics 18) Teeth that are smallish and white and have a distinctive neck are called what? Temporary or milk teeth 19) How many inches make a hand? 4 inches 20) Name three parts of the hoof. Toe, Quarter, White Line, Heel, Wall, Frog, Sole, and Buttress

Emster · December 2011

16) What does TDN stand for?Total Digestible Nutrients 17) What is the scientific study of how genetics are passed from the parents to the offspring? genetics 18) Teeth that are smallish and white and have a distinctive neck are called what? premolar 19) How many inches make a hand? i found this A hand is 4 inches, for example.... 14hh - this is 14 hands even 14.1hh - this is 14 hands and 1 inch 14.2hh - this is 14 hands and 2 inches 14.3hh - this is 14 hands and 3 inches 15hh - this is 15 hands even hh - means "hands high" or "hands height" 20) Name three parts of the hoof=toe soel frog

BorderCollieGiftie · December 2011

16) What does TDN stand for? Totally digestible nutrients 17) What is the scientific study of how genetics are passed from the parents to the offspring? genetics. 18) Teeth that are smallish and white and have a distinctive neck are called what? premolar. 19) How many inches make a hand? I found this on the net so yerr... A hand is 4 inches, for example.... 14hh - this is 14 hands even 14.1hh - this is 14 hands and 1 inch 14.2hh - this is 14 hands and 2 inches 14.3hh - this is 14 hands and 3 inches 15hh - this is 15 hands even hh - means "hands high" or "hands height" 20) Name three parts of the hoof... toe, sole and frog. Wow, these were really hard questions!

HiyaLiar · December 2011

16) What does TDN stand for? Totally digestible nutrients. 17) What is the scientific study of how genetics are passed from the parents to the offspring? Genetics 18) Teeth that are smallish and white and have a distinctive neck are called what? premolars 19) How many inches make a hand? 4 20) Name three parts of the hoof toe, sole, frog

Minx · December 2011

sweetypie: 4 right 20 points Poppomgirl: 4 right 20 points Myst: All 5 right. Comgrats! 25 points Cherokeezbaby: A;; 5 right! Good job! 25 points ABBAROCKS: 4 right Awaken: 4 right. 20 points

Cherokeezbaby · December 2011

21) Length of stride is best determined by what point of view? Side 22) What are the five category of judging halter horses? Balance, muscling, structure, quality and travel 23) What is the labial surface of the horses teeth? Surface toward the lip 24) When loping, the horses independent moving front foot is called the? Lead 25) What is the term for any mark of deformity that diminishes beauty but does not affect a horses usefulness? Blemish

Emster · December 2011

21) Length of stride is best determined by what point of view? side 22) What are the five category of judging halter horses? Balance, muscling, structure, quality and travel 23) What is the labial surface of the horses teeth?galvyne grove i think thats how u spell it 24) When loping, the horses independent moving front foot is called the? crow hopping 25) What is the term for any mark of deformity that diminishes beauty but does not affect a horses usefulness?blemish this one was hard lol!!!!!

Mileysmybaby · December 2011

21) Length of stride is best determined by what point of view? side 22) What are the five category of judging halter horses? balance, muscling, structure, quality and travel 23) What is the labial surface of the horses teeth? Galvayne's Groove 24) When loping, the horses independent moving front foot is called the? lead 25) What is the term for any mark of deformity that diminishes beauty but does not affect a horses usefulness? blemish

Horsegirl210 · December 2011

Can I give you some questions?

Zenyatta · December 2011

21) Length of stride is best determined by what point of view? looking at the point of shoulder to point of elbow 22) What are the five category of judging halter horses? Balance, muscling, structure, quality and travel 23) What is the labial surface of the horses teeth? buccal 24) When loping, the horses independent moving front foot is called the? lead 25) What is the term for any mark of deformity that diminishes beauty but does not affect a horses usefulness? blemish

BorderCollieGiftie · December 2011

21) Length of stride is best determined by what point of view? Looking at the point of shoulder to the point of the elbow. 22) What are the five category of judging halter horses? Balance, Muscling, structure, quality and travel. 23) What is the labial surface of the horses teeth? buccal. 24) When loping, the horses independent moving front foot is called the? lead 25) What is the term for any mark of deformity that diminishes beauty but does not affect a horses usefulness? Blemish

BorderCollieGiftie · May 2012

When is this going to continue?

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