Horsemanship Quiz

A horse that has a partial lameness in a front leg will:

A horse that has sudden difficulty and discomfort walking could be:

A calcified splint is a bony enlargement along the:

A vertical crack on the side of the hoof is called:

Which of the following is not a symptom of colic in the horse

What is the name for a common tendon in the lower limbs of the horse?

These critters lay their eggs in a horse’s coat and when the horse licks or bites the area, the eggs are transferred to the mouth, and from there, to the intestines where the larvae grow and attach themselves to the stomach’s lining or pass into the small intestine:

A healthy horse’s gums should be pink in color.

A hoof that has a wet, grayish or black discharge and foul odor means the frog has:

A horse that hooks his teeth onto something solid such as a fence or the door of his stall and pulls is:

When a horse rolls onto her side or back with her legs wedged against the wall in such a way that she cannot easily get up:

A horse’s temperature is checked:

On what limb is the horse’s stifle located:

Ringbone is a disorder localized to the:

The callous on the inside of the front leg of the horse, just at the vicinity of the knee is called a chestnut.

A thickening of the back surface of the leg immediately above the fetlock typically from torn fibers is called:

Which gait of the horse is a 2-beat diagonal gait?

General name for abdominal pain in the horse

When tracking to the right at the canter or lope, the horse is said to be on the correct “lead” when the right foreleg moves further forward than the left.

On what limb is the horse’s hock located:

Horses are measured in:

Which of these pieces of equipment is used to hold the saddle in place:

Laminitis will cause a horse to be:

A gelding is: