The most important muscle responsible for respiration is:

Which of the following is not recognized as a color of a registered Arabian horse?

What is the term for an infection transmissible, under natural conditions, from animals to humans?

Which of these fills the cavities of bones?

Which is a macromineral?

Which of these describes the paso, the natural gait of both the Paso Fino and the Peruvian Paso?

Which of the following criteria for semen evaluation evaluates the shape of the sperm cells?

Which of the following is not expected to happen within the first 3 hours of a foal’s life?

Which of the following is the function of the broad ligament?

Which of the following is the first step in treating an abscess?

Which of these identifies a voluntary type of muscle?

Which of these systems is responsible for the chemical control of the body?

The disease characterized by muscle mass being broken down after strenuous exercise is:

The endometrium is the mucosal lining of which organ?

Which of the following can negate an Equine Activity Liability law?

Parrot mouth, or overshot jaw, is a conformation defect involving which bone?

An inflammation of the tarsal synovial membrane on the inside front portion of the joint causing a noticeable swelling is referred to as what?

Which is the primary means through which parasites are spread?

At which age do the permanent 1st premolars erupt?

The correct equine vertebral formula is:

Which is not a type of Buckskin or Dun horse?

Which is an example of an endocrine tissue?

What are Type IIB muscle fibers used for?

What term describes a horse with a stride that is short, quick, high, and often choppy?

What kind of worm can be passed to a foal from the mare through her milk supply?

When introducing new horses into a herd, biosecurity measures would include isolation the new horses for a minimum of how many days?

What is applied to pastures to adjust the soil pH?

Epinephrine is a very important hormone for the horse in stress situations and is produced by which organ?

How many chambers is the heart composed of?

The periople is located:

What is the term for a bit with a straight bar mouthpiece?

Which type of cell is mainly responsible for spermatozoa development?

Which condition is the most common cause of abortions, stillbirths, and deaths of foals soon after birth?

Which of these plants are toxic to horses?

The degree of flexion of the joints of the legs during movement is known as:

The hip joint is an example of a ______ joint.

A heart rate of 45 to 60 beats per minute would indicate:

This disease is also known as Megacolon:

Which type of hay is highest in calcium and protein?

Which tendon runs over the distal sesamoid?

What is the minimum amount of forage required by a 1,000 pound horse?

Which two bones come together to form the point of the shoulder?

Where would you find the Purkinje fibers?

Name the hardest working joint in the horse’s body.

The skeletal system of the horse functions as:

Which is not one of the key reference points when conducting body condition scoring?

What is the best way to manage manure to prevent non-point source pollution?

Extensor muscles and tendons on the front legs do what?

These endoparasites generally affect horses that are less than 1 year of age, as adult horses seem to develop immunity to these parasites as they get older:

What type of organs are the eyes, ears, and nose?

Where did the Connemara breed originate?

What type of stall bedding would be a good choice for a horse with heaves or horse owners with allergies?

What is the term for the accumulation of excessive synovial fluid in the joint capsule of the fetlock?

The suspensory apparatus is important for holding which joint?

Which part of the digestive tract has the largest capacity?

If a stallion that is heterozygous for a specific trait is bred to a mare that is also heterozygous for the same trait, what is the chance that the offspring will be homozygous?

Which term describes the site on the ovary where ovulation occurs?

Which enzyme is produced in the fundus of the stomach and helps break down proteins?

Which of these happens at the end of the first stage of parturition?

Which of these matings would be most likely to result in a palomino foal?

Which of the following is not considered a nuisance habit?

What is another term for aerophagia?

What is the third set of incisors called?

What does body condition scoring analyze?

Equine sweat is said to be hypertonic. What does this mean?

When a stimulus causes a horse to respond in a manner that has been taught through practice, it is called a:

Treatment for what external parasite includes ear nets and petroleum jelly in the ears?