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The "Quizz THIS!" mini quiz

Creator: jackjack7747	Difficulty:
Prestige: (2501^th)	Questions: 8
Played: 37 time	Created on: 2009-09-03

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Question No. 1

The archaic technique known as "Pin Firing" was/is used in what manner?

Applying hot accupuncture needles to the top ot the poll

Firing a gun to get a horse accustomed to loud noises

Shoeing a horse with very thin "pin-like" nails

Treating tendon injuires through chemical or manual burning

Question No. 2

The "Gogue", or "De Gogue" is a device used for what?

"Liberty Jumping", ( jumping without a rider)

Keeping a western horse's head carriage low

Raising the neck, freeing shoulders, and engaing the hocks

Steadying a mare for breeding

Question No. 3

In a standing horse, the forelimbs support how much of the weight of the animal?

10%

60%

70%

90%

Question No. 4

What is the third metacarpal bone more commonly known as?

The cannon bone

The hock

The navicular bone

The stifle

Question No. 5

"Rollkur' is a technique generally attributed to what classical trainer?

Count Edward the Ninth of Belgium

Francois Baucher

Linda Tellington-Jones

Sally Swift

Question No. 6

What is the technical name for the navicular bone?

The distal sesamoid

The dock

The gaskin

The pastern

Question No. 7

A "Chambon" does what?

Allows foals to eat with no interference from the mare

Prevents a stallion from breeding with a mare "in season"

Prevents the horse from raising it's head via poll pressure

Stops a horse from "cribbing" or "wind-sucking"

Question No. 8

Copper Napthenate is a chemical commonly found around horses for what reason?

Painting on fence posts to prevent chewing

To keep away flies and other insects

Treating equine dental disease

Treating thrush

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