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A horse is able to drink ____ gallons of water a day.

Explanation
A horse can drink up to 10 gallons of water per day, depending on various factors such as the horse's size, diet, workload, and weather conditions. On average, a horse will consume between 6 to 10 gallons of water daily. Ensuring a horse has access to clean, fresh water is essential for its digestion and overall health.

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3.

A gelded horse is a
- Gelding
- Colt
- Stallion
Correct Answer

A. Gelding

Explanation

A gelded horse refers to a horse that has been castrated, meaning its testicles have been surgically removed. This procedure is typically done to make the horse more manageable and easier to handle. A gelding is a specific term used to describe a male horse that has been castrated. Therefore, the correct answer is "gelding."

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4.

Horses eat hay and grain
- True
- Faluse
Correct Answer

A. True

Explanation

Horses are herbivores and their diet primarily consists of forage, such as hay, and grains. Hay provides essential fiber and nutrients, while grains offer additional energy and nutrients. Therefore, it is correct to say that horses eat hay and grain.

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5.

What is the term for a horse's gait that is a four-beat, smooth, and natural pace?
- Trot
- Canter
- Gallop
- Walk
Correct Answer

A. Trot

Explanation

The walk is a four-beat gait where each of the horse's feet hits the ground independently, making it smooth and natural. In this gait, the sequence of footfalls is such that one foot is always on the ground, providing stability and a relaxed pace. The other gaits mentioned (trot, canter, and gallop) have different beat patterns and are generally faster and more energetic than the walk.

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A horse is able to drink ____ gallons of water a day.

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Horses eat hay and grain

What is the term for a horse's gait that is a four-beat, smooth, and natural pace?