Hippology - Quiz Bowl

Incarceration, Spasmodic and Impaction are all types of what?

What is the average weight of a mature draft horse breed?

What hoof disease is caused by hoof digesting fungi?

Which one of these gaits is not a "single-foot" gait?

In the natural depression of the hock, what is a soft feeling due to distention called?

Pigment cells are also called: 

The first equid to walk permanently on one toe was the:

What percent of the tail hairs can be dark on a palomino?

How many bones are in a horse's skull?

In small intestine soluble carbohydrates are digested to what molecules & used as energy?

For which type of use is Board Fencing not ideal?

What insect, sometimes found in the second cutting of alfalfa hay, is most harmful to horses?

In the first week of life, what is the average rectal temperature of a foal?

Where is the primary site of protein digestion?

What does the term wall-eye refer to in horses?

In Western Pleasure, what percentage of the score is based on the animal's performance?

Which type of harness racing is most typically seen in the United States today?

Regarding coat color, black pigmented colors include all of these, EXCEPT:

Hotblooded horses are defined as:

What is the term for accumulation of excess synovial fluid in the joint capsule of the fetlock?

Name the parasite that causes tail rubbing.

The haploid number of chromosomes in horses is:

Grulla horses are a sub-group of:

Name the fastest gait of harness horses.

Name two types of striding leg interference

What is the name of the first Thoroughbred regarded as the first to be transported to America?

At what age does a foal begin producing significant amounts of its own antibodies?

What percent of a horse's weight is naturally carried on its front legs?

A horse's olfactory sense is:

Which nomadic tribesmen were the first breeders of the Arabian?

Tostado' is the term used in South America to describe a horse that is:

American Paint Horses cannot be registered if they have lineage from what registry?

Which is not a type of insurance coverage for horses?

The horse's field of binocular vision is:

What breed is shown?

The scientific classification of the domestic ass is:

As a horse ages the incisors change from oval to what shape?

What is another name for 'over-eating' disease?

The horse is all of the following except?:

At what age can a judge ask a 4-H contestant to dismount in a performance class?

Foals are commonly called barker, wanderer, dummy or convulsive when affected by what disease?

When a mare's vulva is sutured to prevent contaminants in the reproductive tract it's called:

Two bits are used in a full or Weymouth bridle. What is the small snaffle bit called? 

A horse predisposed to landing on the outside of its hoof walls stands on what typeof base?

What is the name for a black horse with some brown hairs, usually around the flanks or muzzle?

What condition does a horse have if it's toes point out?

What color is this horse?

Identify this equine event

A True black horse cannot have any red or brown hairs.

Which of the following equid had high crowned teeth?

Name the coat pattern

What type of bedding material is the most absorbent?

Racing Quarter Horses can reach up to what speed when running?

Name the bone between the stifle joint and hock.

What horse coat color is solid and birth, but lightens with age?

What is the average age of puberty in Quarter Horse stallions?

What causes Strangles?

In regards to horses, what does EVA stand for?

Where is a shoe boil located

How long does it take a fertilized ovum to migrate to the uterus after fertilization?

Name this coat pattern

The equine term 'grade' refers to what?

What is the name of the bacteria that causes Tetanus?

What genetic disease causes cloudiness of the lens in the eye, resulting in blindness?

The process of passing genetic material to the next generation is called:

What is not a critical factor in determining a facilities plan?

Total range of vision for the horse is: 

Composting manure does not:

What color is this horse?

What is the approximate size of the horse's field of vision for each eye?

In the first week of life, what is the breathing rate of a foal?

The earliest members of the Equidae family had how many toes on each foot?

What is the first step in treating an abscess?

What breed of horse is often associated with a rat tail?

When a mare is not pregnant, what hormone is responsible for the return of the mare's cycle?

Which is not a type of Breeding Contract?

In the first week of life, what is the heart rate of a foal?

The costal cartilages of the first 8 ribs articulate with what bony structure?

What is Thrush?

What is another name for Swamp Fever?

Moving disunited, cross-firing, and cross-cantering are all terms describing what?

What is the maximum height allowed if registered by the American Miniature Horse Association?

In the horse industry what does AMHA stand for?

At this gait, there are generally 3 feet on the ground at a time:

Name the breed

What glands lubricate the eye?

A 10 year old horse is equal to what human age?

What bit material used on a mouthpiece increases salivation to make the mouth more responsive?

The length of what leg bone in large part determines the length of a horse's stride?

When a mare fails to produce milk for whatever reason, she is said to be what?

Mating a stallion (EE genes) with a mare (ee genes) results in a foal with what genetics?

What is the cross between a stallion and a jennet called?

Identify this horse breed

When does the 4-H year begin

How many chambers is the heart composed of?

What is the name of the highest point of the horse's back located at the base of the neck?

At racing speed, a Standardbred can trot at over what speed?

What is the term for a female ass or donkey?

Epiphora, the result of a blocked nasolacrimal duct, results in the overflow of what fluid?

Veins differ from arteries in that they: