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How Well Do You Know About Horse Quiz? - Quiz

Do you know much about horses and riding. This quiz is about horse care, feed, riding, tack and so on.

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1.

On the bridle, what is the part on the horses cheek called?
- A.
  
  Cheek bands
- B.
  
  Cheek pieces
- C.
  
  Cheek straps
- D.
  
  Cheek parts
- E.
  
  Check linement
Correct Answer
B. Cheek pieces

Explanation
The part on the horse's cheek is called the cheek pieces.

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When you ride in the school, if your going to canter, in what part are you supposed to canter in?
- A.
  
  The middle
- B.
  
  Anywhere
- C.
  
  Any corner
Correct Answer
C. Any corner

Explanation
When riding in the school and preparing to canter, you are supposed to canter in any corner. Cantering in the corners helps to maintain balance and control while executing the gait. It also allows for smoother transitions and helps in maintaining the correct rhythm and bend. Cantering in the corners is a common practice in horse riding to ensure the horse stays balanced and engaged throughout the ride.

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True or false - All horses in the world have the same feed?
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
The statement "All horses in the world have the same feed" is false. Horses have different dietary needs depending on factors such as their age, size, breed, and level of activity. Some horses may require a diet that is rich in protein, while others may need more carbohydrates or specific supplements. Additionally, horses with certain health conditions or sensitivities may require specialized feeds. Therefore, it is incorrect to assume that all horses in the world have the same feed.

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Which one of these plants are poisinous to horses?
- A.
  
  Tulips
- B.
  
  Bushes
- C.
  
  Grass
- D.
  
  Lavender
- E.
  
  Ragwort
Correct Answer
E. Ragwort

Explanation
Ragwort is the correct answer because it is a highly toxic plant for horses. Ingesting ragwort can cause severe liver damage and even death in horses. It contains toxins called pyrrolizidine alkaloids, which are harmful to their liver. Horses should be kept away from areas where ragwort is present to prevent accidental ingestion.

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What type of knot are you ment to do to tie a horse up?

Correct Answer
quick release knot, pull release knot

Explanation
A quick release knot or a pull release knot is the type of knot you are meant to do to tie a horse up. These knots are designed to be easily untied in case of an emergency or if the horse needs to be released quickly. They provide a secure hold but can be undone with a quick pull, ensuring the safety of the horse.

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6.

Who is the only person with real, proper white horses?
- A.
  
  The Priminister
- B.
  
  The president
- C.
  
  The English Queen
- D.
  
  Linsday Lohan
- E.
  
  Zac Efron
Correct Answer
C. The English Queen

Explanation
The English Queen is the only person with real, proper white horses because traditionally, white horses have been associated with royalty and nobility. The English Queen is known for her love of horses and has a long-standing tradition of using white horses in ceremonial events and parades. These horses are carefully selected and trained to meet the standards of the royal family, making them unique to the English Queen.

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What is the part of the saddle that you sit on called?
- A.
  
  The seat
- B.
  
  The sitter
- C.
  
  The rein
- D.
  
  The base
- E.
  
  The rounder
Correct Answer
A. The seat

Explanation
The part of the saddle that you sit on is called the seat. It is the area where the rider positions themselves while riding a horse. The seat is designed to provide comfort and stability to the rider, allowing them to maintain balance and control while in the saddle.

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How Well Do You Know About Horse Quiz?

On the bridle, what is the part on the horses cheek called?

When you ride in the school, if your going to canter, in what part are you supposed to canter in?

True or false - All horses in the world have the same feed?

Which one of these plants are poisinous to horses?

What type of knot are you ment to do to tie a horse up?

Who is the only person with real, proper white horses?

What is the part of the saddle that you sit on called?