Equine 1 Unit 7 - Equine Evaluation

Front

What is the normal range of breaths per minute for a healthy adult horse at rest?

Back

8–16 breaths per minute.

Front

What body parts are examined to assess structural correctness in horses?

Back

Feet and legs.

Front

What is an example of an unsoundness in horses?

Back

Stifled founder.

Front

What type of issue does not affect a horse's ability to perform but can hurt its value?

Back

Blemishes.

Front

What term describes an injury or abnormality that affects a horse’s ability to perform?

Back

Unsoundness.

Front

Define 'blemish' in the context of equine evaluation.

Back

A cosmetic flaw that does not affect performance.

Front

What is the significance of evaluating a horse's feet and legs?

Back

It helps determine structural correctness and soundness.

Front

How can 'heaves' affect a horse?

Back

It is a respiratory condition that can impact performance.

Front

What does 'stifled founder' refer to in equine health?

Back

A condition that affects a horse's ability to perform due to unsoundness.

Front

Why is it important to assess a horse's overall health?

Back

To ensure it is fit for performance and to identify any potential issues.