Ok fun questions, first person to answer them all correctly gets 10 pts.?

Question

1 What unsoundness is most noticeable when backing a horse?
2 Describe the ideal angles of a horses front and back feet?
3 What term is used to describe a hoof angle of 65degrees or more?
4 When is the mare in anestrus?
5 What is the largest bone in the horses head.
6 What is the term used to describe a horse that eats dirt due to a mineral deficency.
7 A horse who toes in and is a bit base narrow, will travel with what motion fault?
8 name 5 parts of a harness
9 What internal parasite will cause a horse to rub its tail?
10 A normal foals body weight weighs what % of the mares weight?
11 Which bone of the horses foot serves as a pulley for the deep flexor tendon?
12 Name 4 trace minerals relevant to equine nutrition.
13 What is the common comformational fault of the rear limbs that puts strain on the plantar ligament leading to a curb?
14 Without feed a horses stomach will complete empty in how many hours?
15 Where would you find an osselet?
have fun!!

Hey its my olympic rider friend who spams my email allllll the time, welcome!!

Lets see, I dont believe it was to post pointless questions, it was basically to not lie, to get some anger management help *not working I see*, and to actually enhance your horse skills by studying.

Why thumbs down to the other 2, simply because you can't answer them?

Again, my friend who gives 16yr olds a bad name, move along to Howrse, its more your style :)

Eagle, i cal it the leech factor, walk by them and they just latch on, but only this time, the salt ain't working lol

Answers!!

1. Stringhalt
2. Front 45-50 Back 50-60
3. Club foot
4. During the winter or shorter daylight hours.
5. Mandible
6. Geophagia
7. Paddle
8. back strap, belly band, breast collar, breeching, hip strap, saddle, tugs, shaft carrier, crupper, girth, neck strap, traces, thimble, check, over check, side check
9. Pinworms
10. 10%
11. (distal sesmoid) Navicular bone
12. Iodine, Zinc, Maganese, Iron, Copper, Cobalt, Selenium
13. Sickle hocked or cow hocked.
14. 24hrs
15. Fetlock joint

Rukia and Phoebe were soooo close, but Rukia was .5pts ahead

Great job you guys, if you want more of these, I can give them to you. I have a site I pull them off.

Answer 1

1. stringhalt
2. Front: 45-50 Back: 5--60
3. club foot
4. during the winter
5. mandible
6. Geophagia
7. Paddle
8. i don't know...
9. Pinworms
10. 10%
11. navicular bone
12. iron, copper, cobalt
13. Sickle hock
14. 24 hrs
15. Fetlock

Answer 2

1) Stringhalt
2) The ideal hoof angle for comfort and proper function is basically the same as the pastern angle.
3) Founder or Club foot
4) When a mare is not in heat
5) Mandible
6) Geophagia
7) Paddling
8) Bridle, Breastcollar, Saddle, Breeching, Reins
9) Pinworm
10) 10% to 11%
11) Navicular bone
12) Coper, Iron, Manganese, Zinc
13) Sickle hocks
14) Actually about 15 minutes for standard horse fed twice daily. If horse is under nurished - it could take as long as 24 hours to pass through the stomach.
15) Fetlock

Answer 3

1 I would say any hind lameness, especially hock and stifle
2 Front feet - 45/50 degree Hind feet 50/55 degree
3 Club foot
4 Fall through to Spring
5 Frontal bone
6 Coprohengia (are we talking dirt or DIRT!)
7 Pigeon toed/ brushing
8 No clue, breeching, collar, shafts, reins, blinkers, surcingle - shooting in the dark now
9 Pin worm
10 10%
11 Goes from knee to cannon down to sesamoids and navicular
12 Iron, copper, zinc, cobalt
13 Cow hocked
14 about 6 hours or less
15 Fetlocks

Answer 4

Heck, I would be cheating with all these answers and a horse encyclopedia on the shelf! Sure looks like you got yourself a troller, though! Yes, I would have to look up several things, but it is a fair question and broke no community guildelines. Your troller apparently has. Tick her off with your expose' of the slaughter house myth? I was grateful for it. [That many parts on a rein!]
Edit: Just strolled through to give all but one a thumbs up, to offset the naysayer.

Answer 5

1.suspensory ligament
2.angles--- front=50 degrees rear+52 degrees
3.Club Foot
4.Anestrus= mare not in heat
5. mandible
6.dirt eater= geophagia
7. toe in narrow base=wing or interfere inwards
8.collar, traces,breast plate, shaft loops, britchen-crouper
9. pin worms
10. 10%
11.navicular bone
12.magnesium, copper, phosphorous, zinc
13. sickle hocks
14.24 hours-- had to check this one...
www.florida4h,net/cirriculum/projects/animal_sci/HS_pdfs/HSM11/hsm11_ch7.pdf
15. osselet-arthritis in fetlock

Answer 6

you throw the cabbage over the river, then like a dogs (wolf /dogs-comparable) shout 'FETCH BOY!' so the wolf will swim in the river to the different edge to the cabbage, then as hes swimming, placed the goat in the boat and pass for the era of, then get the wolf,goat and cabbage and pass abode, probably just to get stopped at a bridge via the troll which will purely enable the goat pass, yet then the wolf will huff and puff and blow the bridge down!! i think of after then its time to pass abode, and prepare dinner cabbage, even regardless of the indisputable fact that we are able to get ate via the wolf and goat through fact who of their suitable techniques eats a cabbage!!! 10 factors??? xx

Answer 7

At least you have good questions, not bragging about a little computer game.