Horse Quiz, So You Think You Know IT All?
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Describe a cob and a TB's differences and similarities in only 50 words!
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Test your skill with this great quiz for all ages and abilities! Xxx enjoy!
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A hack involves a riding school and jumps
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement suggests that a hack involves a riding school and jumps. However, this is not true. A hack typically refers to a leisurely horseback ride taken for pleasure or exercise, often outside of an arena or riding school. It does not necessarily involve jumps or a riding school. Therefore, the correct answer is false.Rate this question:
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A white horse is preferably called a
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greyExplanation
A white horse is preferably called grey because in the horse color terminology, a horse that appears white is often referred to as grey. This is because horses that are genetically white are born with dark skin and eyes, and gradually lose their pigmentation over time, resulting in a grey appearance. Therefore, grey is the preferred term for a white horse in the horse color classification.Rate this question:
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When catching your horse, you...
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Enter the field, rustle a bag, approach your horse
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Rustle a bag, enter the field, shake a bucket, approach your horse
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Enter the field, shake a bucket, approach your horse, rustle a bag
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Forget all the fuss and run up to your horse so that he doesn't have a chance to run
Correct Answer
A. Enter the field, rustle a bag, approach your horseExplanation
The correct answer is to enter the field, rustle a bag, and approach your horse. This sequence of actions is likely to be effective in catching your horse because the sound of the rustling bag can attract the horse's attention and make it more likely to approach you. By entering the field first, you establish your presence and signal to the horse that you are coming towards it. Approaching the horse after rustling the bag allows you to gradually gain its trust and proximity, making it easier to catch.Rate this question:
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Ragwort is red with a purple stem
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True
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False
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A. FalseExplanation
The statement says "ragwort is red with a purple stem." However, this statement is not accurate as ragwort is typically yellow in color and does not have a purple stem. Therefore, the correct answer is False.Rate this question:
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Which way of tacking up is correct?
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Put the bridle on, then do up the girth
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Do up the girth, then put the bridle on
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Do up the girth, mount on whilst somebody does the bridle
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Do up the bridle, pick out the feet, do the gith up
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A. Do up the girth, then put the bridle onExplanation
The correct way of tacking up is to first do up the girth and then put the bridle on. This ensures that the saddle is secure and properly fitted before adding the bridle. Mounting on while someone else does the bridle or picking out the feet before doing the girth up are not mentioned as correct methods in the given options.Rate this question:
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Horses can eat polos but not bracken!
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
Horses can eat polos, which are a type of mint-flavored candy. However, they should not eat bracken, which is a type of fern. Therefore, the statement "Horses can eat polos but not bracken" is true.Rate this question:
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What should you expect of your horse when hacking?
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To stop for you every minute or two
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To turn back when he has had enough
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To walk forwards until you tell him not to
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Munch on the verges every so often so he doesn't starve
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Bolt off to get all of his energy out!
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A. To walk forwards until you tell him not toExplanation
When hacking, you should expect your horse to walk forwards until you tell him to stop. This means that the horse should continue moving forward in a controlled manner unless you give a cue or command to halt or change direction. This expectation ensures that the horse maintains a steady pace and follows your guidance while hacking.Rate this question:
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The controlling thing in a horses mouth when ridden is called ...
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bitExplanation
The controlling thing in a horse's mouth when ridden is called a bit. A bit is a metal piece that is inserted into the horse's mouth and is connected to the reins. When the rider pulls on the reins, it exerts pressure on the horse's mouth through the bit, allowing the rider to communicate and control the horse's movements. The bit is an essential piece of equipment for riding as it helps in steering, stopping, and guiding the horse.Rate this question:
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Mustang horses are spotted
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True
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False
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When is a thoroughbred foals birthday
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1 February
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1 June
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1 July
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1 January
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A. 1 JanuaryExplanation
The correct answer is 1 January. A thoroughbred foal's birthday is typically considered to be January 1st in the Northern Hemisphere. This is because thoroughbreds age one year on January 1st, regardless of the actual date they were born. This standardized age calculation allows for fair competition and consistent age groups in horse racing.Rate this question:
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When are more foals born?
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24th April-14th June
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15th April-15th May
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6th December-20th Jan
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They can be born any time, it's just when the mare feels ready! :P
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A. 15th April-15th MayExplanation
More foals are typically born between 15th April and 15th May. This is the time period when mares are most likely to give birth.Rate this question:
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A stud farm breeds and sells horses!
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True
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False
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A. TrueExplanation
A stud farm is a facility that specializes in breeding and selling horses. It is a place where horses are carefully selected and bred to produce high-quality offspring. The primary purpose of a stud farm is to breed horses for specific traits and characteristics, such as speed, strength, or agility, and then sell them to individuals or organizations who are interested in owning or working with horses. Therefore, the statement "A stud farm breeds and sells horses" is true.Rate this question:
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