Tack ID Practice 2. 1 A. Boot Jack B. Boot Hooks C.Pirate Hook D.Boot Slip.

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Tack ID Practice 2

1 A. Boot Jack B. Boot Hooks C.Pirate Hook D.Boot Slip

2 A. Boot Jack B. Boot Hooks C.Pirate Hook D.Boot Slip

3 A. Scraper B. Shedding Blade C. Bot Egg Knife D. Hoof Knife

4 A. Scraper B. Shedding Blade C. Bot Egg Knife D. Hoof Knife

5 A. Breast Collar B. Cribbing Strap C. Breeding Hobble D. English Breast Strap

6 A. Breast Collar B. Cribbing Strap C. Breeding Hobble D. English Breast Strap

7 A. Breast Collar B. Cribbing Strap C. Breeding Hobble D. English Breast Strap

8 A. Breast Collar B. Cribbing Strap C. Breeding Hobble D. English Breast Strap

9 A. Cooler B. Full Neck Sweat C. Horse Sheet D. Horse Blanket

10 A. Cooler B. Full Neck Sweat C. Horse Sheet D. Horse Blanket

11 A. Cooler B. Full Neck Sweat C. Horse Sheet D. Horse Blanket

12 A. Cooler B. Full Neck Sweat C. Horse Sheet D. Horse Blanket

13 A. Dressage Whip B. Lunge Whip C. Riding Bat D. Riding Crop

14 A. Dressage Whip B. Lunge Whip C. Riding Bat D. Riding Crop

15 A. Dressage Whip B. Lunge Whip C. Riding Bat D. Riding Crop

16 A. Dressage Whip B. Lunge Whip C. Riding Bat D. Riding Crop

17 A. Finishing Brush B. Rubber Groom Mitt C. Curry Comb D. Stiff Body Brush

18 A. Finishing Brush B. Rubber Groom Mitt C. Curry Comb D. Stiff Body Brush

19 A. Finishing Brush B. Rubber Groom Mitt C. Curry Comb D. Stiff Body Brush

20 A. Finishing Brush B. Rubber Groom Mitt C. Curry Comb D. Stiff Body Brush

21 A. Western Spurs B. Mouth Speculum C. Shackles D. English Spurs

22 A. Western Spurs B. Mouth Speculum C. Shackles D. English Spurs

23 A. Western Spurs B. Mouth Speculum C. Shackles D. English Spurs

24 A. Western Spurs B. Mouth Speculum C. Shackles D. English Spurs

25 A. Metal Curry Comb B. Shedding Blade C. Mane Comb D. Sweat Scraper

26 A. Metal Curry Comb B. Shedding Blade C. Mane Comb D. Sweat Scraper

27 A. Metal Curry Comb B. Shedding Blade C. Mane Comb D. Sweat Scraper

28 A. Metal Curry Comb B. Shedding Blade C. Mane Comb D. Sweat Scraper

29 A. Water Bucket B. Feed Tub C. Hay Net D. Hay Bag

30 A. Water Bucket B. Feed Tub C. Hay Net D. Hay Bag

31 A. Water Bucket B. Feed Tub C. Hay Net D. Hay Bag

32 A. Water Bucket B. Feed Tub C. Hay Net D. Hay Bag

33 A. Horse clippers B. Insemination Pipette C. Palpation Sleeve D. Thermometer

34 A. Horse clippers B. Insemination Pipette C. Palpation Sleeve D. Thermometer

35 A. Horse clippers B. Insemination Pipette C. Palpation Sleeve D. Thermometer

37 A. Hobbles B. Lariat C. Lead Shank/Rope D. Lunge Line

38 A. Hobbles B. Lariat C. Lead Shank/Rope D. Lunge Line

39 A. Hobbles B. Lariat C. Lead Shank/Rope D. Lunge Line

40 A. Hobbles B. Lariat C. Lead Shank/Rope D. Lunge Line

41 A. Syringe B. Stethoscope C. Tail sets D. Twitch

42 A. Syringes B. Stethoscope C. Tail sets D. Twitch

43 A. Syringes B. Stethoscope C. Tail sets D. Twitch