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Which of the following is not found on the horse's front leg? (Select all that apply)
Which of the following is not found on the horse's front leg? (Select all that apply)
- Forearm
- Stifle (correct)
- Knee
- Elbow
What kind of boots are allowed in an equitation class?
What kind of boots are allowed in an equitation class?
Any kind of boots
Who was the youngest member of the US 2012 Olympic showjumping team?
Who was the youngest member of the US 2012 Olympic showjumping team?
Reed Kessler
All of the following are flaws that can be found on the horse's front leg EXCEPT: (Select all that apply)
All of the following are flaws that can be found on the horse's front leg EXCEPT: (Select all that apply)
Usually used in racing, this martingale has a solid piece of leather between the branches. It keeps the horse's nose or mouth from getting caught on the branches of the martingale.
Usually used in racing, this martingale has a solid piece of leather between the branches. It keeps the horse's nose or mouth from getting caught on the branches of the martingale.
A horse can be a latent carrier of the Equine Herpes Virus while appearing completely normal to its handlers.
A horse can be a latent carrier of the Equine Herpes Virus while appearing completely normal to its handlers.
What is caused by fluid buildup in the hock due to inflammation?
What is caused by fluid buildup in the hock due to inflammation?
Of the options below, which is the only true breed?
Of the options below, which is the only true breed?
This type of boot is used on all 4 legs to provide protection without support. They are suitable for short trips.
This type of boot is used on all 4 legs to provide protection without support. They are suitable for short trips.
The pulley rein is a good tool to train a horse to be supple through his neck and back.
The pulley rein is a good tool to train a horse to be supple through his neck and back.
How many gallons of water should a healthy horse drink per day?
How many gallons of water should a healthy horse drink per day?
The horse's diet should consist primarily of roughage.
The horse's diet should consist primarily of roughage.
How many lumbar vertebrae does a horse have?
How many lumbar vertebrae does a horse have?
What substance is applied to shoes in the winter to provide traction?
What substance is applied to shoes in the winter to provide traction?
This part of the pelham is a small rolled leather strap that goes through the center link of the curb chain.
This part of the pelham is a small rolled leather strap that goes through the center link of the curb chain.
Which of the following is not a type of martingale?
Which of the following is not a type of martingale?
How many minutes should a bleeding wound take to clot if a small blood vessel is involved?
How many minutes should a bleeding wound take to clot if a small blood vessel is involved?
Rest is a very important part of the conditioning process.
Rest is a very important part of the conditioning process.
Sweating, lying down at unusual times, and a disinterest in eating are all symptoms of what equine-related illness?
Sweating, lying down at unusual times, and a disinterest in eating are all symptoms of what equine-related illness?
The hunter/jumper industry considers a horse to be at least 14.1 hands tall.
The hunter/jumper industry considers a horse to be at least 14.1 hands tall.
When applied to the sole of the hoof, Pam helps reduce snow build-up making movement easier for horses.
When applied to the sole of the hoof, Pam helps reduce snow build-up making movement easier for horses.
Which of the following is a sign of ERU?
Which of the following is a sign of ERU?
At what age do the permanent corner incisors erupt?
At what age do the permanent corner incisors erupt?
What is EPM caused by?
What is EPM caused by?
A correctly fitted saddle will create uniform sweat marks with no dry patches.
A correctly fitted saddle will create uniform sweat marks with no dry patches.
When lunging, the whip is used to represent the rider's:
When lunging, the whip is used to represent the rider's:
This nose band acts on the jawbone as well as the mouth, with a criss-cross action across the nose.
This nose band acts on the jawbone as well as the mouth, with a criss-cross action across the nose.
A clean cut caused by a sharp object is described as a:
A clean cut caused by a sharp object is described as a:
What U.S Rider was named an ambassador for the FEI Solidarity Program?
What U.S Rider was named an ambassador for the FEI Solidarity Program?
During a shoulder-in, the horse's head falls to the outside, and the shoulder falls in.
During a shoulder-in, the horse's head falls to the outside, and the shoulder falls in.
The USEF Drug Rules state that one may administer bute and Banamine 12 hours before competition.
The USEF Drug Rules state that one may administer bute and Banamine 12 hours before competition.
Common bandages consist of two parts: the inner padding and the outer wrap.
Common bandages consist of two parts: the inner padding and the outer wrap.
What is a hogs back?
What is a hogs back?
Which of the following is not a body clip?
Which of the following is not a body clip?
When applying a bandage to the right front leg, always wrap it in the clockwise direction.
When applying a bandage to the right front leg, always wrap it in the clockwise direction.
What conformational flaw is characterized by the knees pointing away from each other?
What conformational flaw is characterized by the knees pointing away from each other?
Light contact means:
Light contact means:
Who won the AIG $1 million Grand Prix at Thermal, CA in March 2013?
Who won the AIG $1 million Grand Prix at Thermal, CA in March 2013?
Good quality hay can meet all of a horse's nutritional needs.
Good quality hay can meet all of a horse's nutritional needs.
The average horse takes about 50 breaths per minute.
The average horse takes about 50 breaths per minute.
Bandages should be removed slowly from the horse's leg in order to keep him calm when unwrapping the leg.
Bandages should be removed slowly from the horse's leg in order to keep him calm when unwrapping the leg.
What saddle part is described as a channel running down the length of the underside of the saddle?
What saddle part is described as a channel running down the length of the underside of the saddle?
Which two major equitation championships did Jacob Pope win in 2012?
Which two major equitation championships did Jacob Pope win in 2012?
Which country won the Nations Cup in Wellington, Florida in March 2013?
Which country won the Nations Cup in Wellington, Florida in March 2013?
How many feet are in a 6-stride line?
How many feet are in a 6-stride line?
Flashcards
Stifle Location
Stifle Location
A joint in the hind leg, not the front.
Latent Carrier
Latent Carrier
An apparently healthy horse carrying a virus.
Colic Symptoms
Colic Symptoms
Includes sweating, lying down, and loss of appetite.
Bog Spavin
Bog Spavin
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Daily water intake for Horse
Daily water intake for Horse
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Shipping Boots
Shipping Boots
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Bib Martingale - Use
Bib Martingale - Use
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Correct Saddle Fit
Correct Saddle Fit
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Bandage Components
Bandage Components
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Trakehner Breed
Trakehner Breed
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Light Contact
Light Contact
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Lunge Whip
Lunge Whip
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Hogs Back
Hogs Back
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Incision
Incision
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Hay Quality
Hay Quality
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Borium Use
Borium Use
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Reed Kessler
Reed Kessler
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Jessica Springsteen
Jessica Springsteen
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Importance of Rest
Importance of Rest
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Bow-legged
Bow-legged
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Gullet (Saddle)
Gullet (Saddle)
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Shoulder-in Alignment
Shoulder-in Alignment
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6-Stride distance
6-Stride distance
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Permanent Corner Incisors
Permanent Corner Incisors
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Figure-Eight Noseband
Figure-Eight Noseband
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Lip Strap
Lip Strap
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Latent Infections
Latent Infections
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Effective Communication
Effective Communication
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USEF Drug Rules
USEF Drug Rules
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Saddle Gullet
Saddle Gullet
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Study Notes
Horse Anatomy and Health
- The stifle is not found on a horse's front leg.
- Horses can be latent carriers of the Equine Herpes Virus while appearing healthy.
- Symptoms of colic include sweating, unusual lying down, and disinterest in eating.
- Bog spavin results from fluid buildup in the hock due to inflammation.
- A healthy horse drinks about 12 gallons of water daily.
Equestrian Practices and Equipment
- Any kind of boots are permitted in equitation classes.
- Shipping boots are designed for protection without support during short trips.
- The bib martingale is primarily used in racing to prevent the horse's mouth from getting caught in the branches.
- A correctly fitted saddle will create uniform sweat marks with no dry patches.
- Common bandages consist of an inner padding and an outer wrap.
Equine Breeds and Training
- The Trakehner is the only true breed among options listed.
- A horse is trained to be supple through various rein techniques, but the pulley rein is not effective.
- Light contact refers to a steady light feel on the horse's mouth.
- During lunging, the whip symbolizes the rider's leg.
Veterinary Care and Nutrition
- A hogs back refers to a spread jump with varying rail heights.
- A clean cut caused by a sharp object is termed an incision.
- The horse's diet should mainly consist of roughage, and quality hay can meet all nutritional needs.
- Borium is used on shoes in winter for better traction.
Equestrian Competition and History
- Reed Kessler was the youngest member of the US 2012 Olympic showjumping team.
- Jessica Springsteen was named an ambassador for the FEI Solidarity Program.
- Meredith Michaels-Beerbaum won the AIG $1 million Grand Prix in Thermal, CA in March 2013.
- The United States won the Nations Cup in Wellington, Florida in March 2013.
Rules and Safety
- Bandages should not be removed slowly as it may not keep the horse calm.
- The USEF drug rules prohibit administering bute and Banamine 12 hours before competition.
- Rest is a vital component of the conditioning process, aiding performance and recovery.
Conformation and Movement
- Bow-legged corresponds to knees that point away from each other.
- The gullet is a channel running down the underside of the saddle.
- During a shoulder-in, a horse’s head must not fall outside, maintaining proper alignment.
- A horse's average respiratory rate is not around 50 breaths per minute.
Competition Measurements
- A typical 6-stride line spans 84 feet in length.
- Permanent corner incisors erupt at around 4.5 years of age.
- The figure-eight noseband applies pressure across the nose and jaw for control.
Miscellaneous
- The lip strap is a small leather strap in the pelham that secures the curb chain.
- The Spanish martingale is not a recognized type of martingale.
- A horse can have a latent infection of certain viruses while appearing normal to caretakers.
- It is crucial to use appropriate hand signals and methods while working with horses to ensure effective communication.
These points encapsulate essential details related to horse anatomy, equestrian practices, nutrition, veterinary care, rules, conformation, and competition context without any redundancy.
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Test your knowledge of equestrian terminology and concepts with this USHJA HQC Practice Quiz. Covering topics such as horse anatomy, equipment regulations, and notable athletes, these flashcards are ideal for equestrian enthusiasts aiming to improve their understanding of the sport.
