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What do you call the place where horses live?
A stable A den A nest A house
What colour horseshoe do horses usually use?
Silver Pink Yellow Purple
What can a horse do when it is hot?
Sweating Putting on a coat Putting on a scarf Putting on gloves
What is the name of the baby horse?
Foal Calf Lamb Big
Where do horses run around?
In the meadow In the kitchen In the bathroom In the lift
Which toy looks like a horse?
Rocking horse Teddy bear Pop Car
What is the name of the saddle for a horse?
Saddle Chair Bank Cushion
What's on a horse's head?
Ears Horns A cap Feathers
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What is the name of a horse's tail?
Tail Whip Brush Rope
What colour are many horses in?
Brown Pink Orange Turquoise
What should a rider be good at?
Staying in balance Singing Dancing Drawing
What does a horse have on his mind to see?
Eyes Telescope Binoculars Camera
Which movement does a horse do the fastest?
Galloping Steps Stand Lying
What does a horse jump over in show jumping competition?
Obstacles Water Trees Houses
What do horses use to see?
Their eyes Their ears Their nose Their mouths
What do you call a baby horse?
Foal Puppy Chick Calf
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What's in the pasture for horses?
Drinking bowl Car House Bike
What is the name of the sport where horses and riders dance together?
Dressage Football Tennis Swimming
What do horses get on their hooves?
Horseshoes Gloves Socks Rings
What do you call a young horse?
Foal Calf Piglet Chick
What is the name of the place where horses sleep?
Stable Hutch Litter Cage
What does a horse get as a reward?
Carrot Chocolate Ice cream Biscuits
What season is best for riding outdoors?
All seasons Winter only Summer only Never
What is the name of the place where horses can run in a circle?
Lane Swimming pool Playground Library
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Which horse is smallest?
Shetland pony Belgian draft horse Arab Friesian horse
What is the name of the sport where you ride behind horses in a cart?
Mennen Drive Walking Run
Which corridor has three strokes?
Gallop Trot Step Tölt
What is cross-country?
Outdoor riding over obstacles Driving inside Standstill Walking
What does 'urging' mean in horse riding?
Making the horse go faster Stopping the horse Feeding the horse Brushing the horse
What colour is a chestnut horse?
Red-brown Black White Green
What is the name of the bridle that goes around a horse's head?
Bridle Halter Collar Belt
What colour do most dressage horses have?
Dark brown or black White Grey Red
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Which gait must a horse be able to walk in order to compete in dressage competitions?
Walk, trot and gallop Trot and gallop only Step, trot, canter and passage All possible corridors
What does the term 'outsider' mean in horse racing?
A horse with little chance of winning A horse starting from outside A horse not from its own stable A horse running outside the track
What is the maximum number of horses entered in the four-horse races?
4 horses 6 horses 8 horses 2 horses
What movement is performed when a horse makes a 'flying gallop change'?
From left to right canter (or vice versa) without stopping Moving from gallop to trot Making a jump while galloping Galloping backwards
What distance is ridden in the classic English Derby?
2400 metres 2000 metres 1600 metres 3200 metres
What is the name of the movement in which a horse turns in place at a gallop?
Pirouette Renvers Travers Volte
What is the official width of a dressage arena?
20 metres 25 metres 15 metres 30 metres
What is the minimum age for horses to compete in eventing?
6 years 5 years 7 years 8 years
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On average, how many years does classical dressage training take?
8-12 years 3-5 years 15-20 years 5-7 years
What term is used for a horse that systematically refuses to jump?
Napper Rusher Puller Stopper
Which colour is NEVER found in horses?
Bright pink Cremello Perlino Champagne
What is the maximum speed driven during a military cross country?
Approximately 550-570 metres per minute Approximately 400-420 metres per minute Approximately 700-720 metres per minute Approximately 300-320 metres per minute
Which discipline combines dressage, jumping and cross-country?
Eventing Hunter Combined driving Mounted games
How many horses are harnessed in a four-horse race?
4 horses 6 horses 2 horses 8 horses
What protective equipment is mandatory in cross country?
Body protector Knee pads Back protector Arm guards
How many ribs does a horse normally have?
18 pairs 16 pairs 20 pairs 14 pairs
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On average, how many obstacles are there in a 1.30m jumping course?
10-12 obstacles 8-10 obstacles 12-15 obstacles 6-8 obstacles
Which Dutch showjumper won Olympic gold in Sydney 2000?
Jeroen Dubbeldam Jos Lansink Jan Tops Albert Roach
In what order are the parts of a military (vielsigheidsrijden) ridden?
Dressage, cross-country, jumping Cross-country, dressage, jumping Jumping, dressage, cross-country Dressage, jumping, cross-country
What is the name for the technique in which a horse moves sideways in dressage?
Travers Pirouette Piaffe Passage
What is the difference between a 'furlong' and a 'mile' in horse racing?
1 mile = 8 furlongs 1 mile = 10 furlongs 1 mile = 6 furlongs 1 mile = 12 furlongs
What colour does the winner of the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe traditionally wear?
There is no traditional colour for this race Blue Red Gold
What is the maximum time a horse may rest between jumps in cross-country?
No rest breaks are allowed 30 seconds 1 minute 2 minutes
What does the term 'refusal' mean in riding?
Horse refuses a hurdle Rider falls off horse Horse goes too slow The rider dismounts
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