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Comp Grooming - prep for travel

Comp Grooming - prep for travel

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University

Practice Problem

Hard

Created by

Dawn Joyce

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3 Slides • 12 Questions

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Preparation of the horse for travel

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What will you need to do?

You will be allocated a horse to prepare for travel - you will be given a scenario such as: "Prepare the horse to travel in a horsebox with three other horses for a one hour journey in today's weather conditions. "

You must justify your choice of equipment and fit the following:
Travel boots or bandages
Rugs as appropriate to the conditions
Tail bandage and / or tail guard
Poll guard
Head collar

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Multiple Choice

When do most injuries / accidents occur when transporting horses?

1

Loading / unloading

2

Braking / accelerating

3

When stationary

4

When cornering

4

Multiple Choice

Which area of the horse is most likely to incur injury when loading / unloading?

1

Head

2

Neck / body

3

Legs

5

Fill in the Blanks

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Multiple Select

What are the two main reasons that injury to the coronet band / heel can be serious?

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Lots of nerves here which makes it painful when injured

2

New hoof is formed at the coronet band so injury here will result in hoof deformation

3

The deep flexor tendon runs through the heel to attach to the pedal bone in the foot

4

It makes your horse lame

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Multiple Choice

Which type of leg protection would be most suitable for a young horse going to its first competition?

1

Travel boots

2

Travel bandages

3

Travel boots & bandages

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Multiple Choice

Which type of leg protection would be most suitable for a horse going on a long journey of over 8 hours?

1

Travel boots

2

Travel bandages

3

Travel boots & bandages

9

Multiple Choice

True or false?

If your journey is very short (less than 20mins) you do not need leg protection

1

True

2

False

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Large ones = herringbone positioning, can be multiple horses
Smaller ones - facing forward / back

Horsebox

Usually facing forwards
Leaning back on the ramp to balance
Usually only one or two horses

Trailer

Type of vehicle

11

Multiple Choice

Which horse is most likely to rub its tail when travelling?

1

One in a trailer facing forwards

2

One in a box, herringbone

3

One in a box facing backwards

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Multiple Choice

Which of these rugs would be most appropriate for use when travelling a fully clipped horse in a trailer on a cold day?

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Stable rug

2

Fleece

3

Sweat rug

4

Thermatex

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Multiple Choice

True or false?

It does not matter if a rug does not fit well for travelling, as the horse will not be wearing it for long

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True

2

False

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Multiple Choice

If you are loading a horse you have never loaded before, what method of leading would you use?

1

Leather headcollar

2

Bridle

3

Bridle and leather headcollar

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Multiple Choice

You have correctly fitted the leather headcollar with the bridle over the top in preparation for loading.

What would you use to lead the horse when loading?

1

The leadrope attached to the headcollar

2

The reins

3

The leadrope attached to the bit

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