Interesting Horse Trivia Quiz!
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What is a MARE?
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A female adult horse
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A male horse
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A baby female horse
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What is a stallion?
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A colt
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A female horse
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A adult male horse
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A. A adult male horseExplanation
A stallion is an adult male horse. Stallions are typically used for breeding purposes and are known for their strength and dominance. They are often more aggressive and territorial compared to other horses.Rate this question:
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What is a colt?
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A baby palomino
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A baby male horse
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A adult female horse
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A. A baby male horseExplanation
A colt is a term used to refer to a baby male horse. It is specifically used to describe a young male horse that is under the age of four. This term is commonly used in the equine industry to distinguish young male horses from adult males or females.Rate this question:
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What is a FILLY?
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A roan
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A male horse
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A baby female horse
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A. A baby female horseExplanation
A FILLY refers to a baby female horse. This term is commonly used to describe young female horses before they reach adulthood. It is important to note that a FILLY specifically refers to a young female horse, while a colt is the term used for a young male horse.Rate this question:
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What is a Gelding?
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A teenage male horse
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A Pinto
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A fixed male horse ( not able to have babies )
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A. A fixed male horse ( not able to have babies )Explanation
A gelding is a term used to describe a male horse that has been castrated, meaning its reproductive organs have been surgically removed, making it unable to reproduce or have babies. This procedure is typically done to improve the horse's behavior and make it easier to handle, as well as to prevent unwanted breeding.Rate this question:
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What is a foal?
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A baby male and female horse
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A baby female horse
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A gelding
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A. A baby male and female horseExplanation
A foal refers to a baby horse, regardless of its gender. It can be either a male or female horse. The term "foal" does not specify the gender of the baby horse, so it includes both male and female horses. A gelding, on the other hand, is a castrated male horse, which is not the same as a foal.Rate this question:
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What is a goose rump?
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More of a pointed butt
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Flat butt
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A rump that form under the skin of the horse
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A. More of a pointed buttExplanation
A goose rump refers to a pointed butt. This means that when referring to a goose's rear end, it is described as having a shape that tapers or comes to a point.Rate this question:
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What is an Ankle?
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The horses ankle
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The horses back bone
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A white marking on the foot that goes up to the ankle
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A. A white marking on the foot that goes up to the ankleExplanation
An ankle is a white marking on the foot that extends up to the ankle. This marking is commonly found on horses and is a distinct characteristic of their appearance. It is not related to the horse's back bone or any other body part.Rate this question:
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What is a star?
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A white mark on the foot
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A white mark on the lip
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A white mark in the center of there forehead
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What is a flank?
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A type of fly that likes to bite the horse
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A type of skin that forms on the horses thigh
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A part of skin that is in between the horses stifle and abdomen
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A. A part of skin that is in between the horses stifle and abdomenExplanation
A flank refers to a part of the horse's skin that is located between the stifle (the joint in the hind leg) and the abdomen. It is a specific area on the horse's body and is not related to flies or a type of skin that forms on the thigh.Rate this question:
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