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Duplicate of Hippology - Quiz Bowl
Duplicate of Hippology - Quiz Bowl
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4-H Hippology and Horse Quiz Bowl questions
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1
Name the coat pattern
Flea-bitten
Sabino
Overo
Appaloosa
2
Name the breed
Connemara
Shetland
Miniature Mule
Miniature Horse
3
In the first week of life, what is the average rectal temperature of a foal?
99-102 F
103-105 F
96-98 F
98.6 F
4
What is another name for 'over-eating' disease?
Rotovirus
Streptococcus Equi
Enterotoxemia
Endotoxemia
5
What is the name of the first Thoroughbred regarded as the first to be transported to America?
Fearnought
Sir Charles
Bulle Rock
Man O' War
6
The length of what leg bone in large part determines the length of a horse's stride?
long pastern
Humerus
Cannon Bone
radius/ulna
7
When a mare fails to produce milk for whatever reason, she is said to be what?
Anestrus
Barren
Agalactic
Dropped
8
In regards to horses, what does EVA stand for?
Equine Viral Arteritis
Equus Ventricular Antesis
Ethylene-vinyl acetate
Equine Viral Anemia
9
Which of the following equid had high crowned teeth?
Mesohippus
Eohippus
Prehorse
Pliohippus
10
What is Thrush?
A skin bacterial skin infection
A bird
A hoof growth
An infection of the frog
11
In Western Pleasure, what percentage of the score is based on the animal's performance?
30%
50%
80%
60%
12
In the first week of life, what is the breathing rate of a foal?
10-20 breaths/min
60-70 breaths/min
20-40 breaths/min
40-60 breaths/min
13
What genetic disease causes cloudiness of the lens in the eye, resulting in blindness?
Moon Blindness
Cataracts
Distemper
Macular Degeneration
14
In the first week of life, what is the heart rate of a foal?
70-100 beats/min
50-60 beats/min
110-120 beats/min
130-160 beats/min
15
Name two types of striding leg interference
Shin-hitting, speedy-cutting
Scalping, stutter-step
Forging, Scalping
Crossfiring, Tripping
16
Foals are commonly called barker, wanderer, dummy or convulsive when affected by what disease?
Lethal White Syndrome
Neonatal Maladjustment Syndrome
17
What condition does a horse have if it's toes point out?
splay foot
toed-in
camped-under
duck foot
18
Name this coat pattern
Skewbald
Piebald
19
At what age does a foal begin producing significant amounts of its own antibodies?
12-24 days
at birth
2-4 months
6 months
20
How many bones are in a horse's skull?
12
34
46
24
21
Identify this horse breed
Shetland
Gypsy Vanner
Clydesdale
Paint
22
Where is a shoe boil located
Hoof
Pastern
Croup
Elbow
23
What color is this horse?
Buckskin
Perlino
Palomino
Gold
24
Identify this equine event
Reining
Cutting
Ranch Horse Pleasure
25
What breed is shown?
Shetland
Arabian
Miniature horse
Falabella