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Trivia Tuesday Week 8
Complete this stable management-themed quiz to learn more about horse behavior and managing horse health. The quiz is open book. High scores will be entered in a prize drawing!
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Horses are measured for their height in hands. A hand is a measurement of _______ inches.
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10
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What is a stable vice?
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The curry comb:
Loosens dirt and hair to help clean the coat
Stimulates the skin to produce natural oils and promote circulation
Is used in a circular motion
All of the above
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In a herd of horses, what is "pecking order"?
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When measuring a horse's height, you measure from the ground to the horse's ___________.
Tips of the ears
Crest
Withers
Back
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A horse that doesn't want to leave his barn or his stall is often referred to as ______ ______? (Hint: the answer contains two words.)
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True or false: an equine measuring 13.2 hands is considered a pony.
True
False
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What are two ways to measure a horse's weight?
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Which of the following are stable vices?
Weaving
Cribbing
Curling
Both A and B
All of the above
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Name this grooming tool. What is it used for?
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Wood chewing is a stable vice where horses chew on the wood of fences or barns. It is thought to be caused by:
Hunger
Boredom
Vitamin or mineral deficiency
All of the above
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Put the following grooming tools in the correct order of use: mane/tail comb, hard brush, curry comb, soft brush
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What does it mean when a horse is referred to as "sound"?
He has no hearing impairments
He has no lameness or illness
He is very loud or vocal
He is alert and responsive
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Describe the steps to properly cooling a horse out after a ride.
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A __________ is the name of the person who works on a horse's feet.
Hoofer
Heeler
Farrier
Trimmer
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