Horse Bowl

Composting manure does not:

At racing speed, a Standardbred can trot at over:

How many beats are their in a Western Pleasure Lope?

Osteoblasts form a protein matrix that ultimately forms what tissue?

Name the hard enlargement on the plantar ligament that develops in response to stress.

What is the maxumim height for horses to be registered in AmericanMiniature Horse Association?

In the racing industry, what is the term for a race horse's best time?

A horse's olfactory sense is:

The haploid number of chromosomes in horses is:

In equine competition, what is a kur?

What is the term for the f excessive synovial fluid in the joint capsule ofthe fetlock?

What term refers to the luster and shine of the hair coat?

In reference to conformation, describe a horse that "walks downhill.

How many chambers is the heart composed of?

A healthy Horse will take how many breaths in a minute?

The scientific classification of the domestic ass is ___________________.

What hoof disease is caused by hoof digesting fungi?

Which type of use is Board Fencing not ideal for?

Which of these are not one of the stages of a flies life cycle?

Hotblooded horses are defined as:

What term describes a horse with a stride that is short, quick, high and often choppy?

In inches, how tall is a 15 hand horse?

The position of a gene on a chromosome:

Where did the Thoroughbred Originate 

What is the general term that describes the color of a bay and white pinto?

What is the most common blemish of the hind limbs?

A mature female horse is called what?

Total range of vision for the horse is:

What bit material increases salivation to make the mouth more responsive when used?

Name the hardest-working joint in the horse’s body

Pigment cells are also called:

What is the resting pulse rate of the horse?

At what time of the year is Yellow Star Thistle a problem for horses?

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

This group has been a leader in equine genome research:

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

Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis is found in certain descendents of what stallion? 

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

What is not an identifiable Appaloosa characteristic?

In what country were horse with the colorful characteristics of the Appaloosa first seen?

In what area of the World did the Barb originate?

In what two breeds is Wobbler Syndrome most prevalent?

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

Two bits are used in a full or Weymouth bridle. What is the smaller bit in this bridlecalled

What is termed the “most useful gait” of the horse?

This disease is also called Megacolon:

What does TDN stand for?

In training, giving a reward when the horse performs the desired act or behavior is termedwhat?

The first equid to walk permanently on one toe was the _________________.

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

In horse racing, what distance in miles is 6 furlongs?

What is not a type of Breeding Contract?

Night eyes are a common name for what structure on the horse?

What gait is slower park or road?

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

How many pairs of ribs does a horse have

Endocarditis is an inflammation or infection of the lining of what organ?

Racing Quarter Horses can reach up to ____ when running:

Osselets is the term for a inflammation of the periosteum on the anterior surface of whatjoint?

Which nomadic tribesman were the first breeders of the Arabian?

The horse's field of binocular vision is:

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

The endometrium is the mucosal lining of what organ?

Appaloosas are commonly referred to as what type of breed?

Grulla horses are a sub-group of:

A mule is defined as:

Protein is composed of a chain of small units called what?

This is the faster gait of harness horses:

The length of the stride of the thoroughbred Secretariat was measured to be:

In general terms what does the horse's adrenal gland produce?

Corn infected with aflatoxins can cause damage to what organ of the horse's body?

How many feet apart are the poles in a AQHA Pole Bending Class? 

How many teats does a mare have?

What is the Correct Name for this Shoe

In describing a horse what would a “hat rack” be?

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

What is this Farrier Tool

How many inches are in a hand?

What structure connects the kidney to the bladder?

A Trakehner is an example of what type of horse?

What is not a type of insurance coverage for horses?

What is the western version of the standing martingale?

One horse length is equal to how many feet?

How many beats are there in a trot?

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

A supple horse uses what part of its body to aid in balance and stability?

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

TThis is defined as a pattern of movement.

How many bones are in a horses body?

In what age group of horses is epiphysitis associated?

On what continent did the first "true horse" originate?

Which grain is the highest source of energy?

What is not a type of Buckskin or Dun colored horse?