Horse Terminology and Care Concepts

Nikki explains ten horse-related vocabulary terms that may confuse beginners. The video covers terms like 'made' and 'green' horses, 'lame' and 'sound' horses, jumping terms 'vertical' and 'cavaletti', and more. Each term is explained with its meaning and context in horse training and care. The video concludes with a call to action for viewers to like, comment, and subscribe.

What does it mean when a horse is described as 'made'?

• The horse is energetic and lively.

• The horse is injured and limping.

• The horse has solid training and experience.

• The horse is young and inexperienced.

Which term describes a horse that lacks training and experience?

• Green

• Made

• Fresh

• Sound

What does it mean if a horse is 'lame'?

• The horse is energetic.

• The horse is injured and limping.

• The horse is well-trained.

• The horse is young and inexperienced.

What is a 'sound' horse?

• A horse with no injuries.

• A horse that is energetic.

• A horse that is inexperienced.

• A horse that is well-trained.

What does the term 'vertical' refer to in horse jumping?

• A type of horse training.

• A kind of jump that requires vertical movement.

• A measurement of hay.

• A horse's energetic behavior.

What is a 'cavaletti' used for?

• Training young horses.

• Jumping exercises.

• Measuring hay.

• Feeding horses.

What does it mean for a horse to be 'on your aides'?

• The horse is injured.

• The horse is communicating well with the rider.

• The horse is inexperienced.

• The horse is ignoring the rider.

If a horse is described as 'fresh', what does it imply?

• The horse is inexperienced.

• The horse is injured.

• The horse is energetic and lively.

• The horse is clean.

What does 'tack' refer to in horse care?

• Equipment used for riding.

• A horse's energetic behavior.

• A type of jump.

• A measurement of hay.

What is a 'flake' in the context of horse feeding?

• A piece of riding equipment.

• A horse's energetic behavior.

• A measurement of hay.

• A type of jump.