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    Where does the bit go?

    • On the horses head
    • Behind the Withers
    • In their mouth
    • On there legs
    • Attatched to their tail
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My Second Horse Quiz, Good LuckHope You Like it :D

Horse Quizzes & Trivia

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  • 2. 

    The horses Frog is on their_____________?

    Explanation
    The question is asking about the horses that Frog is on. The word "their" indicates that the horses possess something. The answer choices are "Hoof," "Foot," "Feet," and "Hooves." All of these words refer to the lower part of the leg of a horse. "Hoof" is the singular form, "Foot" is the singular form in general, "Feet" is the plural form, and "Hooves" is the plural form specifically for horses. Therefore, all of these options can be used to describe the horses' lower leg part.

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  • 3. 

    What is the most used Gait in Showjumping

    • Walk

    • Trot

    • Canter

    • Gallop

    • Or All of these

    Correct Answer
    A. Canter
    Explanation
    The most used gait in showjumping is the canter. Showjumping requires horses to navigate a course of jumps, and the canter is the most suitable gait for this activity. The canter provides a balance between speed and control, allowing horses to approach and clear jumps efficiently. While other gaits like walk, trot, and gallop may be used in certain situations, the canter is the primary gait used in showjumping competitions.

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  • 4. 

    What Is the primary use for the half-halt?

    • To change the rein?

    • To change the leg?

    • To re-balance the horse?

    • To get ready to halt?

    Correct Answer
    A. To re-balance the horse?
    Explanation
    The main Use of the half halt some of the other answers could be but the main use is what im looking for! :D

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  • 5. 

    For horse jumps: What could a spread jump also be known as?

    • Vertical?

    • Cavalier?

    • Oxer?

    • Cross Pole?

    • Cavaletti?

    Correct Answer
    A. Oxer?
    Explanation
    A spread jump is also known as an oxer. An oxer is a type of horse jump where the rails are set at different heights, creating a spread between them. This requires the horse to jump both vertically and horizontally, making it more challenging than a regular vertical jump. The term "oxer" is commonly used in equestrian sports to refer to this specific type of jump.

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  • 6. 

    What is the jumping position called?

    • Fold?

    • Spread?

    • Thrust?

    • Change?

    Correct Answer
    A. Fold?
    Explanation
    The jumping position is called "fold" because when performing a jump, the body is folded or bent at the knees and hips. This position allows for maximum power and height in the jump. The other options, spread, thrust, and change, do not accurately describe the jumping position.

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  • 7. 

    Explain What a flying change is (3 or so bullet points)

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