Horse Club Winter care! Trivia Facts Quiz

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    In winter the fields are pretty bare for food supply. What extra measures are needed?

    • None needed as the Horse can hibernate
    • Plant a shrubbery
    • Sew some grass seed or re-turf the field
    • Hay bales scattered around the field
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Most of us get a lot of flu when it comes to the winter season, therefore, need to safeguard ourselves from contacting it, that being said the winter season is not only hard for us humans but for the animals around us too. This is a new Winter Quiz for HorseClub players to see how much you know about caring for your Horses in the cold season.

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  • 2. 

    How should a Horse be sheltered during the cold weather?

    • Even if horses are stabled over night, they are hardy animals and don't need shelter at any other time.

    • Even if horses are stabled over night, provide them with a windbreak or shelter during the day.

    • Even if horses are stabled over night, bring them into the house and settle them by the fire.

    • Even if horses are stabled over night, they will need extra food to keep them happy.

    Correct Answer
    A. Even if horses are stabled over night, provide them with a windbreak or shelter during the day.
    Explanation
    Horses should be provided with a windbreak or shelter during the day, even if they are stabled overnight. This is because horses are hardy animals but they can still be affected by cold weather, especially if they are exposed to strong winds or extreme temperatures. Providing them with a windbreak or shelter can help protect them from these harsh conditions and ensure their well-being.

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    When the water in the water bucket freezes, you'll need to knock the ice out. Which is the best type of bucket for coping with frozen water?

    • Rubber buckets

    • Plastic buckets

    • Wooden buckets

    • None of these

    Correct Answer
    A. Rubber buckets
    Explanation
    Rubber buckets are the best type of bucket for coping with frozen water because rubber is flexible and can withstand the expansion of the ice. Unlike plastic or wooden buckets, rubber buckets are less likely to crack or break when the water freezes. This makes them more durable and suitable for knocking the ice out without causing any damage to the bucket.

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    What does checking under winter blankets do? Choose the odd one out.

    • Check for chaffing and irritation

    • Daily grooming keeps coats cleaner

    • Gives the blanket fairies a wake up call

    • Horse is more comfortable

    Correct Answer
    A. Gives the blanket fairies a wake up call
    Explanation
    The given options are all related to the purpose of checking under winter blankets except for "Gives the blanket fairies a wake up call." This option is unrelated and does not provide a valid reason for checking under winter blankets. The other options, such as checking for chaffing and irritation, daily grooming, and ensuring the horse's comfort, all make sense and are practical reasons for checking under winter blankets.

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    Why should you keep horse hooves clipped in the winter? Which one is the odd one out?

    • Clipped hooves will chip less

    • Clipped hooves will hold less snow

    • Clipped hooves will look pretty

    • Clipped hooves will provide a bit more grip on slippery ground.

    Correct Answer
    A. Clipped hooves will look pretty
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    What about the rider during winter riding? What can a rider do to warm up?

    • Wear lots of layers to keep the heat in.

    • Wear a very thick jumper under your jacket to keep heat from escaping.

    • Perform star jumps and press ups moments before you mount the horse.

    • Install an excercise bike in the tack room to warm up on.

    Correct Answer
    A. Wear lots of layers to keep the heat in.
    Explanation
    The rider can warm up during winter riding by wearing lots of layers to keep the heat in. This will help to insulate the body and retain warmth. Layering also allows for flexibility in adjusting the level of warmth depending on the temperature and activity level. It is a practical and effective way to stay comfortable and warm while riding in cold weather.

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    Why are windy conditions a hazard? Spot the odd one out.

    • Can cause eye irritation

    • Causes loss of body heat

    • Can be a bit smelly

    • Flying or falling objects

    Correct Answer
    A. Can cause eye irritation
    Explanation
    Windy conditions can be a hazard because they can cause eye irritation. This is due to the wind carrying dust, dirt, and other particles that can irritate the eyes. Wind can also cause the eyes to dry out, leading to discomfort and potential damage. The other options, such as causing loss of body heat, being a bit smelly, and flying or falling objects, are also hazards associated with windy conditions, but the odd one out is "can cause eye irritation" as it is the only option that directly affects the eyes.

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