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Pony Club Australia National Online Quiz Week 3: E, D and D* riders
Pony Club Australia National Online Quiz Week 3: E, D and D* riders
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1
An extended trot is:
A trot with a lengthened stride
A trot that lasts for a long time
A trot done in an extended arena
A canter
2
A triple bar is:
a mounted games event
three jumps in a row
a showjump with 3 ascending rails
the third fence in a course
3
The flag race involves:
Using a white flag to surrender
Putting flags in barrels
Knowing the flags of six different countries
signalling with flags
4
Horses can vomit
False
True
5
Where is the Pony Club Australia office?
Victoria
New South Wales
Adelaide
Tasmania
6
If your horse refuses a small jump, you should:
Try again without turning your horse away
Try another jump
Turn the horse away and try again
Give your horse a pat
7
A rider in two-point position:
Gets two placings
Has their seat out of the saddle
rides from Point A to Point B
has one hand on the pommel and the other on the cantle
8
Who is a famous talking horse?
The Black Stallion
My friend Flicka
Mr Ed
Flipper
9
One way of holding the reins in one hand is called a:
bridge
moat
ramp
track
10
Male horses usually have more teeth than females
False
True
11
what colour ribbon would you put in the tail of a horse that kicks?
blue
black
green
red
12
Which of the following events is not typically part of a one day event?
Cross country
Showjumping
Mounted archery
Dressage
13
When you ride in a group lesson, you should maintain a distance from other horses of:
one metre
one rider length
one horse length
two horse lengths
14
Horses can sleep standing up
True
False
15
You hold the reins with which on top?
thumb
middle finger
little finger
pointer finger
16
To salute to the dressage judge, your reins go:
on the horse's neck
over the horse's head
in your left hand
in your right hand
17
In show horse events, it is typical for everyone in the class to start by riding on the right rein
False
True
18
A cavaletti is typically used in
Showjumping
Dressage
Vaulting
Campdrafting
19
Neck straps are used:
To thread your reins through
To hold for balance instead of the reins
To look pretty
To show the judge you will be going fast
20
To change diagonal in rise trot, you need to sit for one
extra
beat
False
True
