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State Horse Judging Exam 2000 -- Georgia Agriculture Education Curriculum



Multiple Choice
Identify the letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
 

1. 

The number of horses in the United States reached the lowest point and has been increasing since _______.
a.
1917
c.
1960
b.
1945
d.
1980
 

2. 

The American Saddlebred Horse originated in ____________________.
a.
Virginia
c.
Kentucky
b.
New Hampshire
d.
Ohio
 

3. 

Paint horses have two different color patterns: Tobiano and ____________.
a.
Bay
c.
Grullo
b.
Dun
d.
Overo
 

4. 

The Appaloosa was developed with selective breeding by the ____________.
a.
Sioux
c.
Nez Perce
b.
Apache
d.
Seminole
 

5. 

When a stallion (male horse) is crossed on a jennet, the resulting offspring is called a ____________.
a.
Mule
c.
Hinny
b.
Jack
d.
Shire
 

6. 

A __________ is a male horse that has been castrated.
a.
Colt
c.
Gelding
b.
Stud
d.
Thoroughbred
 

7. 

A horse color that is a mixture of chestnut and white hair is called __________.
a.
Gray
c.
Bay
b.
Piebald
d.
Strawberry roan
 

8. 

____________ is deposits of bone that occur on the upper, inside part of the cannon bone.
a.
Sidebone
c.
Splints
b.
Ringbone
d.
Quittor
 

9. 

A bacterial disease in the frog of the foot that is caused by filth, and may result in lameness is ________________.
a.
Bog spavin
c.
Curb
b.
Thrush
d.
Sweeney
 

10. 

______________ is a behavior in which a horse bites on wood or some part of the feed manger or stall.
a.
Roaring
c.
Cribbing
b.
Heaves
d.
Periodic ophthalmic
 

11. 

A condition where the upper jaw overshoots the lower jaw is _______________.
a.
Poll evil
c.
Blemish
b.
Roman nose
d.
Parrot mouth
 

12. 

The ____________ is a fast, two-beat lateral gait, where the front and hind feet on the same side, leave and strike the ground at the same time.
a.
Trot
c.
Rack
b.
Pace
d.
Amble
 

13. 

The horse's left side is called the _____________.
a.
Off side
c.
Lead side
b.
Near side
d.
Grooming side
 

14. 

The foal must nurse shortly after birth to obtain the ______________ milk.
a.
Meconium
c.
Selenium
b.
Colostrum
d.
Dehydrated
 

15. 

A ____________ is a person who works on horses' feet.
a.
Jockey
c.
Farrier
b.
Hazier
d.
Heeler
 

16. 

_____________ is training the horse, by working it in a circle, at the end of a 25- to 30-foot line.
a.
Longeing
c.
Neck-reining
b.
Ground driving
d.
Single-reining
 

17. 

_________________ is a nutritional disorder that causes swelling of the sensitive laminae in one or more feet.
a.
Founder
c.
Azoturia
b.
Encephalomyelitis
d.
Vesicular stomatitis
 

18. 

_________________ is caused by bacteria that usually enter the body through a puncture wound.  The horse becomes nervous, stiff, followed by muscle spasms and paralysis.
a.
Fescue foot
c.
Tetanus
b.
Distemper
d.
Colic
 

19. 

The ________________ lays eggs on the horse's front legs.
a.
Common bot fly
c.
Horn fly
b.
Deer fly
d.
Stable fly
 

20. 

____________________ cause irritation in the anal region and cause the horse to rub the rear quarters to relieve itching, resulting in hair loss from the tail.
a.
Ascarids
c.
Large strongyles
b.
Pinworms
d.
Small strongyles
 



 
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