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Describe mules, and differentiate them from horses. What will be an ideal ...

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Describe mules, and differentiate them from horses.

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How often should you groom a horse?

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Question 3

Based on the number registered, list the most popular breeds of light horses in the United States.

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Question 4

Name the gaits of the English equitation horse and describe each.

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Question 5

What term describes the art of riding on horseback?

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Question 6

Match the following equine terms to the definitions.

a. foal d. mare
b. jennet e. jack
c. filly f. hinny
7. young female horse
8. male donkey
9. mature female horse
10. newborn horse or pony
11. female donkey
12. stallion crossed with jennet

Question 7

Match the following equine terms with the correct descriptions.

a. stirrups d. bit
b. saddle e. used when roping
c. reins f. tack
1. leather or rope lines
2. foot-supports hung from saddle
3. metal mouthpiece to control horse
4. padded leather seat
5. horn
6. horse equipment

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