Horse Facts Quiz

Developed by: Amelia

Think you know all about horses? Try this quiz to see!

Question 1: Which is a correct clip?

		Leg clip
		Girth Clip
		Bridle Clip
		Blanket clip

Question 2: Where is the horse's chestnut?

		Behind their ears
		On the flank
		On their face
		Above the knee

Question 3: If these are the legs: 1 2 3 4 What is the sequence of trot?

		1+4, then 2+3
		1+3, then 2+4
		1+2, then 3+4

Question 4: Which are all parts of a saddle?

		Bit, brow band & neck strap
		Girth, pommel & stirrup leather
		Cantle, reins and D-ring

Question 5: What are the three main English shows?

		Barrel racing, steer wrestling & saddle bronc
		Dressage, show-jumping & cross country
		Dressage, barrel racing and cross-country

Question 6: What is show-jumping?

		It doesn't exist!
		When you have to do a course of jumps, within a time, and knock as little poles down as possible
		You jump a series of jumps, but you have to try and knock them all down
		When you have a lesson on jumping
		When you go for a ride outdoors, and you do some jumping!

Question 7: Which part of the hoof can't you pick out?

		The Fund
		The Frog
		The Tack
		The Lion
		The Leaf

Question 8: What is a Piebald horse?

		A brown and white horse
		A horse that loves pies
		A black and white horse

Question 9: When you ride, how do steer the pony's head?

		You kick the nudge the horse with your heel on the opposite side.
		Squeeze on the rein on the side you want the head to go (e.g, you want to turn the head left, you squeeze the left rein)
		You do the above, but you pull, and not squeeze.

Question 10: What is livery?

		A type of hay net
		A type of feed
		An operation on the horse's liver
		When you pay a stables to keep your horse there.

Question 11: If you have to walk behind a horse, whereabouts should you walk?

		Really close to the back of the horse.
		About 2 meters behind.
		You should never, ever walk behind a horse!

Question 12: What is a horse's field of view?

		Up to 50 degrees
		Up to 100 degrees
		Up to 150 degrees
		Up to 250 degrees
		Up to 200 degrees

Question 13: What is the only true wild horse left?

		Arabian Horse
		Przewalski's Horse
		Welsh Mountain Pony

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