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WorksheetsHorse Evaluation CDE Practice
Total questions: 91
Worksheet time: 1hrs 3mins
Which Breed of Light Horse is This?
Appaloosa
Moragn
Mustang
Paint
Which Light Horse Breed is this?
Standardbred
Quarter Horse
Arabian
Mustang
Which Light Horse Breed is this
Morgan
Arabian
Palomino
Quarter Horse
Which Light Horse Breed is This?
Morgan
Thoroughbred
Appaloosa
Paint
Which Light Horse Breed is this?
Appaloosa
Arabian
Mustang
Morgan
Which Light Horse Breed is This?
Mustang
Morgan
Paint
Thoroughbred
Which Light Horse Breed is This?
STANDARDBRED
APPALOOSA
PAINT
PALOMINO
Which Light Horse Breed is This?
Morgan
Palomino
Apploosa
Throughbred
Which Light Horse Breed is This?
Morgan
Paint
Arabian
Standardbred
Which Pony Breed is This
Connamara
Shetland
POA
Welsh
Which Pony Breed is This?
Haflinger
Shetland
Welsh
Connamara
Which Draft Breed is this?
Belgian
Shire
Clydesdale
Irish Draft
Which Draft Breed is This?
Clydesdale
Shire
Norwegian Fjord
Belgian
Which Breed of Warmblood Horse is This?
Holsteiner
Hanovarian
Dutch Warmblood
Oldenburger
Which Breed of Light Horse is This?
Morgan
American Saddlebred
Paint
Tennessee Walker
Which Breed of Horse is this?
Miniature
Shetland
Highland
Hackney
Select the horse that is a Red Roan
What is the name of this marking?
Sock
Half-pastern
Pastern
Stocking
Coronet
This marking is called a...
Stocking
Sock
Half-pastern
Pastern
Coronet
What is the major advantage of a paddock and shelter instead of a stall?
Bedding is provided.
They are cheaper to maintain.
Horses keep cleaner.
Weather is not a problem.
A horse that can be bought with a low initial investment because it is not registered with a specific breed register is a:
breeding mare.
breeding stallion.
grade horse.
racehorse.
In order to keep a horse’s feet in good condition, a farrier must trim the horse’s feet and replace its shoes at least every:
6–8 weeks.
8–9 months.
1–2 years.
3–4 years.
A major factor affecting the demand for equine enterprises is the:
availability of teaching resources.
breed association literature being used.
other farming enterprises available.
use of horses in today’s society.
What two processes greatly affect the qualities of domesticated animals?
selective breeding and food selection
food selection and quarantining
selective breeding and quarantining
selective breeding and evolution
At what age do foals get their first teeth?
8 days
8 weeks
8 months
At what age does a horse have all it's permanent teeth?
3 years
5 years
7 years
9 years
An example of a blemish is:
a capped hock.
the heaves.
lameness.
wobbling.
An example of an unsoundness is:
birth marks.
capped hock.
stifled founder.
wire cuts.
Good horse conformation includes a:
bright hair color with four white socks.
round head with long ears that lean back.
short neck and thick throatlatch.
triangular head with short well-set ears.
Most lameness is consistently observable when a horse is:
running.
standing still.
trotting.
walking.
Structural correctness is observed by examining the horse’s:
ears and nostrils.
eyes and muzzle.
feet and legs.
mane and tail.
The most important factor affecting balance is:
coat color.
leg length.
the slope of the shoulder.
the width of the withers.
The balanced arrangement of muscle, tone, and other body tissues refer to a horse’s:
blemish.
conformation.
defect.
unsoundness.
When viewed from the side, a well-balanced horse will be equal in the shoulder, hip, and:
back.
chest.
head.
rump.
Aaron is preparing to shoe his Morgan gelding. As Aaron lifts the Morgan’s hind foot, he protects himself against kicking by placing his near side hand on the Morgan’s:
hip.
nose.
muzzle.
pastern.
The ideal practice for most horses is to groom them:
daily.
once weekly.
every other month.
three times a year.
Young equine of either gender
Foal
Female horse two years or under
Filly
Male horse two years or younger
Colt
Castrated male equine
Gelding
Mature female horse kept for breeding
Broodmare
mature female horse
mare
mature male horse
stallion
female donkey
jenny or jennet
male donkey
jack
castrated male horse
gelding
You should always use the minimum restraint needed for the least amount of time.
True
False
Identify this type of restraint
Hobbles
Blindfold
Humane Twitch
Chain Twitch
Which restraint method is shown here?
Hobbles
Twitch
Blindfold
Chain Shank
Identify this restraint
Lip Chain
Hobbles
Cross Ties
Halter
Identify this restraint
Lip Chain
Hobbles
Blindfold
Cross Ties
Which restraint is this?
Blindfold
Chain Twitch
Humane Twitch
Hobbles
Identify this restraint
Hobbles
Blindfold
Twitch
Chemical Restraint
Which restraint is this?
Hobbles
Skin twitch
Humane Twitch
Neck Cradle
Which restraint is shown here?
Lip Chain
Chain Shank
Chain Twitch
Humane Twitch
Identify this restraint
Ear Twitch
Skin Twitch
Hobbles
Chain shank
A halter and lead rope are classified as a restraint?
True
False
This piece of safety/restraint equipment is called a (a) ?
A agent which reduces and controls excitement and has an analgesic affect.
Sedative
Tranquilizer
Anesthetic
An agent that has a quieting affect, it does not affect consciousness.
Sedative
Tranquillizer
Anesthetic
Agent which produces a loss of sensation, may or may not affect consciousness.
Sedative
Tranquilizer
Anesthetic
Agent which causes insensitivity to pain but does not affect consciousness
Analgesic
Anesthetic
Sedative
Tranquilzer
Chemical restraint should always be used first.
True
False
Restraint is meant to prevent injury to the animal or handler.
True
False
It is possible for some chemical restraints to have side effects?
True
False
Phenylbutazone is a common example of an analgesic?
True
False
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
