Do You Really Love Horses?

A true horse lover is pretty rare. They want to spend ALL their time with horses, even when they're tired after being awake all night. They put a horse's needs first and want to help them. A true horse lover has compassion and is sensitive to horses' needs.

Are you one of those? Do you care enough about horses to get 100% or at least near 100%? You can find out here, with just a few clicks of the mouse...good luck.

Created by: Elizabeth

1. What is your age?
Under 18 Years Old
18 to 24 Years Old
25 to 30 Years Old
31 to 40 Years Old
41 to 50 Years Old
51 to 60 Years Old
Over 60 Years Old
2. What is your gender?
Male
Female
3. How often would you like to go riding? (If the amount of time you would like to go riding is the same as you do go riding, that's great, just put the answer)
Every day
Every week
Every fortnight
Every month
4. Do you want a job to do with horses?
Yes
No
5. What is more important to you when you are riding a course: your horse, or the height of the jumps?
My horse, because I know that if I keep the right impulsion he/she will get me over safely
The height of the jumps, I don't want my horse or me injured
6. Do you take the time to sign petitions and send letters to help the welfare of horses around the world?
Always
Mostly
Sometimes
Not very much
Not at all
7. Which horse would you rather own from the below?
The greatest show jumper/eventer/dressage horse who could win you lots of money
A frizzy haired pony who you love with all your heart
A bad tempered mare who needs your help due to past mistreatment
A dangerous horse who you can try to help then sell for more money
8. Some RLS: Picture this. You're out riding with a friend. Your friend is riding a fantastic new warmblood horse that your stables is keeping and exercising for a friend to the stables, a woman who's beginning to make the great horse's name known. You try to stop your friend jumping a massive log she is too novice to jump, but she is being stubborn. You're really worried the horse and your friend will both get hurt and fall. What is your argument?
You say: 'We have to look after this horse. We have a responsibility. I couldn't jump it either, so I'm not getting annoyed that I'm the one who couldn't ride the great horse. I'm just worried about both of you. Don't jump it.'
You start screaming at your friend to stop being so selfish.
You beg your friend to not do it. She tells you that she knows it will be fine so you decide to trust her.
You get angry and shrug. 'Just don't blame me if you get hurt.'
You get annoyed. 'Stop being so big headed. You think you're so great!'
9. Think about this question seriously. Andwer truthfully, it's only one question and if you don't answer truthfully you'll just be cheating yourself! Choose between one million pounds or a ordinary pony club pony. (No horse is ordinary, but you know what I mean!)If you choose the million pounds, you can't buy a horse with that money.
The pony of course
The million quid
10. You're going on holiday and have to leave your beloved horse behind. Your friend had just started riding but says she has read lots of books and knows how to look after a horse - she asks if she can look after yours while you're away. You have doubts about her ability and think she might forget some vital things about caring for a horse. Do you risk your friend's feelings to keep your horse safe?
Yes, definitely; it's not worth it to put your horse in danger.
You give in after begging. You're sure it'll be fine, you're just being fussy
You give your friend a chance. She's your friend, you trust her, right?
11. Choose between these two careers:
Equine vet
Actor where you are rich and get lots of jobs in hit movies, and you also buy million-dollar horses which you ride
12. Finally, why did you take this quiz?
I actually care about how much I love horses - I know I love them, but its just interesting to see how much
For fun, I was bored

1. What is your age?

Under 18 Years Old

18 to 24 Years Old

25 to 30 Years Old

31 to 40 Years Old

41 to 50 Years Old

51 to 60 Years Old

Over 60 Years Old

2. What is your gender?

Male

Female

3. How often would you like to go riding? (If the amount of time you would like to go riding is the same as you do go riding, that's great, just put the answer)

Every day

Every week

Every fortnight

Every month

4. Do you want a job to do with horses?

Yes

5. What is more important to you when you are riding a course: your horse, or the height of the jumps?

My horse, because I know that if I keep the right impulsion he/she will get me over safely

The height of the jumps, I don't want my horse or me injured

6. Do you take the time to sign petitions and send letters to help the welfare of horses around the world?

Always

Mostly

Sometimes

Not very much

Not at all

7. Which horse would you rather own from the below?

The greatest show jumper/eventer/dressage horse who could win you lots of money

A frizzy haired pony who you love with all your heart

A bad tempered mare who needs your help due to past mistreatment

A dangerous horse who you can try to help then sell for more money

8. Some RLS: Picture this. You're out riding with a friend. Your friend is riding a fantastic new warmblood horse that your stables is keeping and exercising for a friend to the stables, a woman who's beginning to make the great horse's name known. You try to stop your friend jumping a massive log she is too novice to jump, but she is being stubborn. You're really worried the horse and your friend will both get hurt and fall. What is your argument?

You say: 'We have to look after this horse. We have a responsibility. I couldn't jump it either, so I'm not getting annoyed that I'm the one who couldn't ride the great horse. I'm just worried about both of you. Don't jump it.'

You start screaming at your friend to stop being so selfish.

You beg your friend to not do it. She tells you that she knows it will be fine so you decide to trust her.

You get angry and shrug. 'Just don't blame me if you get hurt.'

You get annoyed. 'Stop being so big headed. You think you're so great!'

9. Think about this question seriously. Andwer truthfully, it's only one question and if you don't answer truthfully you'll just be cheating yourself! Choose between one million pounds or a ordinary pony club pony. (No horse is ordinary, but you know what I mean!)If you choose the million pounds, you can't buy a horse with that money.

The pony of course

The million quid

10. You're going on holiday and have to leave your beloved horse behind. Your friend had just started riding but says she has read lots of books and knows how to look after a horse - she asks if she can look after yours while you're away. You have doubts about her ability and think she might forget some vital things about caring for a horse. Do you risk your friend's feelings to keep your horse safe?

Yes, definitely; it's not worth it to put your horse in danger.

You give in after begging. You're sure it'll be fine, you're just being fussy

You give your friend a chance. She's your friend, you trust her, right?

11. Choose between these two careers:

Equine vet

Actor where you are rich and get lots of jobs in hit movies, and you also buy million-dollar horses which you ride

12. Finally, why did you take this quiz?

I actually care about how much I love horses - I know I love them, but its just interesting to see how much

For fun, I was bored

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