Are you a true Equestrian?

Lots of people out there call themselves an 'equestrian'. But proven by lots of bad 'trainers' and 'professional' riders, This isn't always true. You may wonder- are you a true equestrian?

Take this quiz to find out! Maybe you are, maybe you aren't, but you'll never know unless you take the quiz! Learn more about horses too, and common sense round horses.

Created by: BopBop

Basics: What is NOT part of the saddle?
- Stirrup
- Cantle
- Tree
A green horse is...
- A horse that only lives in the pasture
- A healthy horse
- An inexperienced/young horse
- A non registered horse
Green + Green = ?
- Green + Green = Black & Blue
- Green + Green = Green
- I see what you're doing, trying to throw me off.
A horse will spook at...
- anything and everything
- anything and nothing
- STUFF
How many inches in a hand?
- It depends. Some hands are bigger than other, so generally around 4-6 inches :)
- 4 inches
- Umm..
True or False: Horseback riding is called a sport, though not everything you do on horseback is exercise.
- True
- False
You have a horse, who's foundered. What does this mean?
- My horse's frog is falling off.
- The tissue in my horse's hoof is swollen.
- The cerebral cortex of my horse has a tear in the tissue, and it's deadly.
Your horse is rolling excessively, and kicking at it's stomach. This means...
- My horse is going to fart a lot.
- My horse has indigestion.
- Colic.
- My horse is either pregnant or has to poop.
True or false: A pony is a small horse, but is also an Australian term for any horse that a child rides.
- True
- False
When you fall off a horse...
- Grab the horn or front of the saddle and squeeze with your legs.
- Hold the reins, so your horse doesn't run away.
- Let go of the reins, get your horse and get right back on.
- Get your horse back and stop riding for that day. It's not safe.
Imagine you're at a barn and there's a rather old mare. She can give lessons in the basics of anything. What is she?
- A schoolmare
- A schoolmaster
- A lesson horse
The main disciplines are:
- English and Western
- Western and Eastern
- English, Western and Bareback.
How do you tack up English?
- Groom, Saddle-pad, Half-pad (maybe), Saddle, Cinch, Bit, Bridle.
- Groom, Saddle-pad, Half-pad (maybe), Saddle, Girth, Bit, Bridle, Helmet.
- Groom, Saddle-pad, Half-pad (maybe), Saddle, Girth, Bridle, Helmet.
How do you tack up Western?
- Saddle-pad, Girth, Saddle, Boots, Bridle, Helmet.
- Saddle-pad, Cinch, Saddle, Bridle, Bit, Helmet.
- Saddle-pad, Cinch, Saddle, Bridle, Helmet.

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