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WorksheetsHorse Evaluation- Exam
Total questions: 87
Worksheet time: 44mins
Which type of feed would be considered a concentrate?
Oats
Clover
Alfalfa
Bermuda
Which type of carbohydrate is alfalfa considered
Simple
Complex
Green
Fat Soluble
What are the most front teeth of a horse called?
Molars
Wolf
Canine
Incisors
What is the "tool" called that we use to figure out rations?
Punnet Square
Feeding Square
Pearson Square
Pie Squared
What is used to decide if a feed is considered a roughage or concentrate?
% Protein
% Fiber
% Calcium
Weight of Feed
Which would be considered the fat soluble vitamin?
D
B-12
C
B-6
Which nutrient is the main builder of the body, like bones, muscle, skin, hair.
Carbs
Fats
Protein
Vitamins
Which type of hay is prone to mold and should be carefully fed to horses?
Alfalfa
Bermuda
Timothy
Clover
Where does nutrient absorption take place in the digestive tract?
Small Intestine
Cecum
Stomach
Esophagus
Where do points develop on the horse's teeth?
Inside of the molars
Outside of the molars
Along the incisors
Front of the molars
Which nutrient is essential for all life?
Vitamins
Minerals
Protein
Water
Where does fermentation take place in the digestive tract?
Stomach
Small Intestine
Cecum
Large Colon
Which type of feed would be considered the simple carb?
Pasture Grass
Alfalfa Pellets
Corn
Bermuda
Which type of feed would be considered the supplement?
Sweet Feed
Molasses
Grass Clippings
Salt Block
Which set of teeth are pulled from the horse's mouth?
Canine
Wolf
Incisors
Molars
Which vitamin falls into the water soluble category?
D
E
K
C
Out of the nutrients below, which one would be considered an energy nutrient?
Protein
Carbs
Water
Minerals
Which tool is the curry comb?
Which tool is the mane and tail comb?
What is this tool?
shedding blade
hoof pick
soft brush
sweat scrapper
What is this tool used for?
to pick hooves
to help in the shedding process
to get knots out of the mane and tail
none of these answers
What is this part of the hoof called?
the white line
the frog
the bulb of the heel
the sole
What is the center part of the hoof called which its purposes are protection, traction, shock absorption and corrdination?
the frog
the bulb of the heel
the sole
the hoof wall
Why is it important to groom a horse?
to maintain skin health
to improve coat health
to prevent diseases such as thrush and lameness
all of the above
What part of the horse is this?
barrel
muzzle
withers
poll
What part of the horse is this?
pastern
fetlock
hoof
hock
What tool is this?
mane and tail comb
curry comb
mane and tail brush
hard brush
What is the main purpose of the curry comb?
to remove sweat and excess water
to loosen hair and dirt using a circular motion
to clean the hooves
to brush the head of the animal
When picking a hoof, near what part of the hoof do we start to pick first?
the bulb of the hoof
the sole
the frog
the white line
Where should this tool specifically be used?
the head
the stiffle
the barrel
the withers
This disease, infection of the horse's frog that is predisposed by moist, damp, dirty ground or stall conditions, is called?
the flu
colic
thrush
lameness
This part of the horse is called?
the stifle
the cannon
the fetlock
the hock
Shoes help protect the hoof and can correct structural defects or lameness
True
False
Front and hind hooves are shaped the same
True
False
Front hooves are more wide while hind hooves are more narrow
True
False
How many muscles are in the lower leg of the horse?
1
23
0
10
What does it mean if a horse has a stronger than usual pulse in the lower leg?
Inflammation/Injury
Nothing
They just worked really hard
They are healthy as can be!
What illness/injury can shunt function lead to?
Laminitis
Founder
None of the above
Both of the above
Hooves are typically trimmed how often?
Every 6-8 weeks
Once a year
Every 6-8 Months
Once a month
What part of the hoof is #8?
White lin
Frog
Collateral Groove
Sole
What part of the hoof is #4?
Sole
Bar
White Line
Wall
What part of the hoof is #3?
Frog
Sole
Bar
White Line
What part of the hoof is #6?
Wall
Bar
Frog
White line
Permanent lameness can result from improper hoof care
True
False
Conformation has no effect on a horses hoof function or health.
True
False
When a horse takes a step, the laminae diminished the concussion of the coffin bone
True
False
What is blood necessary for in the hoof?
Growth
Normal Function
Repair of tissue
All of the above
Which of the follow affect hoof growth?
Warm vs. Cold
Front vs Hind
Increased exercise vs. idle/little movement
All of the above
What is the purpose of clips on horse shoes?
provide more secure fit
look fancier
there is no purpose
used for horses with injury
A disadvantage for using straw as a bedding material is straw:
creates lots of dust that causes breathing problems for equines.
has a low comfort rating when used for bedding material.
keeps equines from resting their feet and legs.
results in a high volume of waste material that must be disposed of.
What is the most likely result of the watercourse practice of planting grass in drainage ditches?
increases erosion in ditches
results in more stream sedimentation
slows down surface water runoff
speeds up surface water runoff
Straw is the most popular bedding material because:
an equine can eat it and not be fed a ration.
there is little volume to clean up.
it is the easiest bedding material to dispose of.
it makes an attractive bed.
A major advantage of wood shavings and sawdust as a bedding material is they:
are cheaper than straw and recycled newsprint.
help prevent respiratory problems.
add fiber to the equine's diet.
require less frequent cleaning than other materials.
Which is a major problem when sawdust is used for bedding material?
Equines eat sawdust.
Using sawdust may cause respiratory problems.
Using sawdust requires more frequent cleaning.
Sawdust is very difficult to dispose of due to volume.
A good sanitation program reduces fly larval development sites by managing manure and:
controlling standing water.
eliminating mosquitoes.
increasing the bird population.
irrigating at night.
What color is this horse?
Bay
Black
Palomino
Chestnut/sorrel
Brown
This horse's color is...
Bay
Buckskin
Dun
Gray/Grey
Grullo
This horse is _____ in color.
Black
Brown
Grey
Bey
Chestnut/sorrel
Click on the the horses that are grey/gray in color.
All of the colors below are considered the four "true" or "base" colors, EXCEPT...
Gray/Grey
White
Bay
Black
Chestnut/Sorrel
This horse is _____ in color.
Cremello
Albino
Chestnut
Palomino
Flaxen
This horse's color is...
Pinto
Paint
Oreo
Grullo
Blue Roan
Select the horse that is a Red Roan
This horse's color is...
Grullo
Blue Roan
Grey/Gray
Seal Brown
Silver
This horse's color is...
Palomino
Cremello
Albino
Perlino
Grey/Gray
Select the horse(s) that are Buckskin.
This horse's color is...
Albino
Cremello
Red Roan
Strawberry Roan
Perlino
What facial marking do these horses have?
Star
Strip
Snip
Star, Strip
Blaze
This horse is a....
Tobiano
Overo
Tovero
Blanket Appaloosa
Leopard Appaloosa
This marking is a...
Bald
Star, Strip, Snip
Blaze
Bi-colored
Splashing
This horse is a...
Overo
Tovero
Tobiano
Palomino
Appaloosa
This marking is a...
Star, strip
Blaze
Star, Strip, Snip
Paint
Bald
What is the name of this marking?
Sock
Half-pastern
Pastern
Stocking
Coronet
This marking is called a...
Stocking
Sock
Half-pastern
Pastern
Coronet
This marking is a...
Half-pastern
Pastern
Sock
Coronet
Stocking
