Junior Horse Bowl Questions - 2001 – Round 4 ONE-ON-ONE QUESTIONS Question 1 Q. What is it called when the horses sees separate pictures with each eye? A. Monocular vision. Beginning Horsemanship –7-8 Question 2 Q. What are the 4 C's of 4H? A. Confidence, Cooperation, consideration, and carefulness. Horses and Horsemanship - 31 Question 3 Q. A horse with little hair on its tail is called what? A. Rat-tailed. Horses and Horsemanship - 9 Question 4 Q. Name one horse facial marking. A. Star, snip, stripe, blaze, or bald face. Beginning Horsemanship – 18 Question 5 Q. How can you tell whether a horse is brown or black? A. By checking for brown hairs on the muzzle or flank. Beginning Horsemanship – 15 Question 6 Q. What is the forehand? A. The part of the horse that is in front of the rider. Beginning Horsemanship – 58 Question 7 Q. What does the term flea-bitten mean? A. Flea-bitten is a grey horse with specks of black. Beginning Horsemanship – 17 Question 8 Q. What is the part of the saddle labeled "D"? A. Cantle Beginning Horsemanship – 28 END ONE-ON-ONE QUESTIONS Junior 2001 - Round 4 - Page1 BEGINNING OPEN QUESTIONS Question 9 Q. Where on the body should you NOT use the grooming tool labeled "C"? A. On the face or below the knees/hocks. (Curry Comb) Horses and Horsemanship - 28 Question 10 Q. A female horse up to three years of age is called what? A. A filly Horses and Horsemanship - 46 Question 11 Q. What is the name of the part of the bridle labeled “F”? A. Reins Beginning Horsemanship – 32 Question 12 Q. What is the part of the horse labeled "1" (one)? A. The Poll Beginning Horsemanship - 12 Question 13 Q. Define a "Green Horse". A. A horse with little training. Horses and Horsemanship - 46 TOSS UP QUESTION Question 14 Describe the sequence of steps for a horse loping on the left lead. A. Step 1 – Right hind; Step 2 – Left hind and right front hit ground at same time; Step 3 – Left front (lead foot) Beginning Horsemanship – 45 BONUS QUESTION Q. What are the four Paint color patterns? A. Tobiano, Overo, Piebald, and Skewbald. Beginning Horsemanship – 17 Junior 2001 - Round 4 - Page2 Question 15 Q. What is a barren mare? A. A mare that is not in foal. Horses and Horsemanship - 45 Question 16 Q. Why is it important to speak to a horse when approaching it? A. So that it always knows you are there and to reassure it. Beginning Horsemanship – 21 Question 17 Q. What is the Western term for a slow trot? A. Jog. Beginning Horsemanship – 59 Question 18 Q. How should your horse stand in a halter class? A. Squarely Beginning Horsemanship - 34 Question 19 Q. What country was the country of origin of the Appaloosa horse breed? A. The United States Horses and Horsemanship - 5 Question 20 Q. Name the part of the horse’s body located above the gaskin and below the flank. A. Stifle Beginning Horsemanship – 12 END OF ROUND 4 Junior 2001 - Round 4 - Page3 .