Are You Really A Horse Girl?

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This is a quiz to find out if you really are a horse crazy girl!
They start out easy and then get harder & harder!

Questions and Answers

1.

What do you put your foot into when you mount-up?
- A.
  
  Bit
- B.
  
  Stirrup
- C.
  
  Saddle
Correct Answer
B. Stirrup

Explanation
correct, it is a stirrup!

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2.

Which of the following horse breeds is known for its distinctive "running walk" gait and was originally developed in the southern United States for long rides on plantations?
- A.
  
  Thoroughbred
- B.
  
  Andalusian
- C.
  
  Tennessee Walking Horse
- D.
  
  Arabian
Correct Answer
C. Tennessee Walking Horse

Explanation
The Tennessee Walking Horse is a breed renowned for its smooth, distinctive "running walk" gait, which makes it comfortable for long rides. This breed was originally developed in the southern United States, particularly for plantation owners who needed a horse that could cover long distances with ease. The other breeds listed, such as the Thoroughbred, Andalusian, and Arabian, are known for different characteristics and gaits.

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3.

You can get black thoroughbreds
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
yes, you can get black thoroughbreds as a matter of fact my horse is a black thoroughbred (his name is Blackjack)

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4.

When you put a bridle on a horse the goes in the horses mouth first

Correct Answer
bit

Explanation
When you put a bridle on a horse, the bit goes in the horse's mouth first. A bit is a metal mouthpiece that is attached to the bridle and sits inside the horse's mouth. It is used to control and communicate with the horse while riding. By placing the bit in the horse's mouth first, it allows the rider to have control over the horse's movements and direction.

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5.

Name the for gaits of a horse
6.

How many breeds of horses are there?
- A.
  
  1,000
- B.
  
  50
- C.
  
  More than 150
Correct Answer
C. More than 150

Explanation
The answer "more than 150" is correct because there are indeed more than 150 breeds of horses. Horses have been bred for various purposes and characteristics, resulting in a wide variety of breeds with different appearances, sizes, and temperaments. Some well-known horse breeds include the Arabian, Thoroughbred, Quarter Horse, and Clydesdale, but there are many more breeds that exist around the world.

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7.

Can you provide instructions on how to tack up a horse, starting with the bridle?
8.

What is eventing?
9.

What is (a) KK training?
- A.
  
  A type of teacher
- B.
  
  A type of bit
- C.
  
  Nothing to do with horses
Correct Answer
B. A type of bit

Explanation
KK training refers to a type of bit used in horse training. It is a specific type of bit that is designed to provide control and communication between the rider and the horse. The use of KK training bits is common in the equestrian world to guide and direct the horse's movements during riding.

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Which of the following horse breeds is known for its distinctive spotted coat pattern?
- A.
  
  Thoroughbred
- B.
  
  Arabian
- C.
  
  Appaloosa
- D.
  
  Clydesdale
Correct Answer
C. Appaloosa

Explanation
The Appaloosa is a horse breed best known for its distinctive spotted coat pattern, which can include various combinations of white and dark spots. The breed is also known for its versatility and is used in a variety of equestrian disciplines. Unlike the Thoroughbred and Arabian, which are known for their speed and endurance, and the Clydesdale, which is recognized for its size and strength, the Appaloosa stands out for its unique and striking appearance.

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Are You Really A Horse Girl?

What do you put your foot into when you mount-up?

Which of the following horse breeds is known for its distinctive "running walk" gait and was originally developed in the southern United States for long rides on plantations?

You can get black thoroughbreds

When you put a bridle on a horse the goes in the horses mouth first

Name the for gaits of a horse

How many breeds of horses are there?

Can you provide instructions on how to tack up a horse, starting with the bridle?

What is eventing?

What is (a) KK training?

Which of the following horse breeds is known for its distinctive spotted coat pattern?