Duplicate of Hippology - Quiz Bowl part 2

Hotblooded horses are defined as:

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

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

Which nomadic tribesmen were the first breeders of the Arabian?

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

Where is the primary site of protein digestion?

What color is this horse?

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

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

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

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

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

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

Which is not a type of insurance coverage for horses?

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

Composting manure does not:

What is another name for Swamp Fever?

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

Total range of vision for the horse is: 

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

Veins differ from arteries in that they:

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

The horse is all of the following except?:

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

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

What hoof disease is caused by hoof digesting fungi?

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

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?

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