English Horse Riding Quiz
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Which of these saddles is LEAST suitable for jumping?
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All purpose english saddle
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Saddle-Seat Saddle
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Synthetic All Purpose Saddle
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Forward Seat Saddle
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Quiz yourself on english tack, jumping, horse care, and safety.
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What kind of cross country jump is this?
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Bank
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Tri-top
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Arrowhead
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Coop
Correct Answer
A. CoopExplanation
Coops are triangular jumps, and are very common cross country jumps because they are inviting to your horse.Rate this question:
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Which colors of show coats are allowed for informal competitions? (according to the United States Pony Club) You may select more than one.
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Navy Blue
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Grey
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Black
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Hunter Green
Correct Answer(s)
A. Navy Blue
A. Grey
A. Hunter GreenExplanation
Black is acceptable for formal competitions only, such as upper level dressage.Rate this question:
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When looking at conformation of a jumping horse, what are the most desirable features of their shoulder?
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Long, sloping shoulder
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Medium, gently sloping shoulder
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Short, upright shoulder
Correct Answer
A. Long, sloping shoulderExplanation
A long, sloping shoulder helps the horse to take a longer, fuller stride.Rate this question:
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Dropped nosebands are allowed in dressage in 2nd Level.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
These nosebands are allowed in Training, 1st, and 2nd Level USEF dressage.Rate this question:
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A jump combination in which the horse lands after the first jump and immediately jumps over the second jump (with no strides inbetween) is called a ______ jump.
Correct Answer
bounceExplanation
A jump combination in which the horse lands after the first jump and immediately jumps over the second jump (with no strides in between) is called a bounce jump. This type of jump requires the horse to have good balance, coordination, and athleticism to successfully execute the combination without taking any strides in between the jumps. The term "bounce" accurately describes the quick and seamless nature of this type of jump.Rate this question:
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Which of these haters is a "safety halter" that will break when under extreme pressure?
Correct Answer
A.Explanation
Leather halters or halters with a leather crown-piece will break if the horse is pulling so hard that it could damage its head.Rate this question:
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Two Point position and jumping position are the same thing.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
Two Point position is just another name for jumping position. It is called "two point" because all your weight is on two points: your left foot and your right foot.Rate this question:
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Which of these foods is toxic to horses?
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Watermelon
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Tomatoes
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Bananas
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Broccoli
Correct Answer
A. TomatoesExplanation
Tomatoes are toxic to horses because they contain a substance called solanine, which is harmful to them. When horses consume tomatoes, it can lead to gastrointestinal upset, colic, and even more severe symptoms such as difficulty breathing and heart irregularities. Therefore, it is important to avoid feeding tomatoes to horses to ensure their well-being and prevent any potential health issues.Rate this question:
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A horse bending or rounding his neck down is also called "being on the ________". (Although in thise picture, the horse's neck is rounded too much.)
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On the round
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On the flex
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On the vertical
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On the piaffe
Correct Answer
A. On the verticalExplanation
The correct answer is "on the vertical". This term refers to when a horse bends or rounds its neck down, bringing its nose closer to the vertical line. In the given picture, the horse's neck is rounded too much, indicating an exaggerated version of being on the vertical.Rate this question:
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Which one of these horses is using a RUNNING MARTINGALE?
Correct Answer
A.Explanation
A running martingale encourages the horse to keep his head down. The other pictures showed a breast collar, standing martingale, and grass reins.Rate this question:
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