2. HORSE CONCENTRATION BREEDS This is a matching game with two teams needed. 4-H member on team select matches and if they are correct, the leader can remove the match from the board. Leader removes matches by clicking on the moving horse on the number that is biggest in the match (Might have someone identified to remember numbers called by a team.). If leader needs help with the matches, the answers can be printed off ahead of time—see last slide. First team to answer the puzzle exactly wins (Leader needs to see the answer and write it down ahead of time). MAKE SURE TO CLICK ONLY WHERE YOU SEE THE HAND LIKE THE ONE SHOWN WHEN YOU POINT TO THIS HORSE TO THE RIGHT

3. ARE FROM THE + ness (No “ing” above) 13 2728 123456 121187 & 14 910 161718 19 25 20 26 21222324 2930 15

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5. BREEDS When white settlers came to the Northwest Palouse region, they called the spotted horses "Palouse horses" or "a Palouse horse." Over time the name was shortened and slurred to its name today.

6. APPALOOSA

7. This golden horse, who was the choice of ancient emperors, kings and queens, the beloved steed in Greek mythology, the subject of artists' canvas, the pride of Queen Isabella's Spanish court, the treasured mount of ancient tribes and companion of the Conquistadors, is still with us today. He was tamed by the Indians of the Southwest, rediscovered by today's horse lover, made a star on the "Silver Screen" and exhibited at horse shows throughout the world.

8. PALAMINO

9. BREEDS Born in 1789, This horse started life as a small, rough-coated colt known as "Figure." In 1791, he left his birthplace in Springfield, Massachusetts with his new owner, the soft- spoken schoolteacher Justin _______, by whose name the stallion eventually became known. This horse had the beauty, spirit and manners to carry President James Monroe on a muster-day parade ground; and the time he outran the most winning racehorse central Vermont had ever known, at least until that day.

10. MORGAN

11. BREEDS This horse is thought to of originated from the Spanish Sorraia.

12. BUCKSKIN

13. BREEDS Developed in and deriving its name from the district in Scotland where it was founded. Its type was evolved by the farmers of Lanarkshire, through which the River Clyde flows. The old name for Lanarkshire is the old name for this horse.

14. CLYDESDALE

15. Breeds The Bedouin Horse Bedouins took them as prized members of their households. Individual horses were selected for the gentle, affectionate nature, the striking look and proud spirit the breed is known for today. This horse was also bred to withstand long treks across the desert and the tribal wars which sometimes followed such trips. The Bedouins developed horses with strength, courage and stamina required for survival, and for the speed and responsiveness needed to win the tribal skirmishes.

16. ARABIAN

17. MUSTANG

18. BREEDS A Feral Spanish Wild Horse of the West

19. PAINT

20. QUARTER HORSE

21. BREEDS -A Registered Horse with Color Patterns: Tobiano & Overo

22. SADDLEBRED

23. BREEDS The Original American Workhorse

24. SHETLAND PONY

25. BREEDS The America Horse American Horses accompanied pioneers following Daniel Boone through the Cumberland Gap into Kentucky. These animals were seed stock, making Kentucky a major horse producing state.

26. BREEDS Oldest breed of horse in Britain Named after the islands where it originated.

27. TENNESSEE WALKING HORSE

28. BREEDS Most prominent characteristic of this horse is their swift and smooth "running walk." This gait is inherited and cannot be taught to a horse who does not possess it naturally. It is a square four-beat gait with a gliding motion, and a bobbing of the head and swinging of the ears accompany each step. Some of these horses are even known to snap their teeth in time.

29. THOROUGHBRED

30. BREEDS Animal bred to carry weight with sustained speed over extended distances, qualities which brought a new dimension to the burgeoning, aristocratically- supported, sport of horse racing.

31. BREEDS Mountain pony was in the hills and valleys of Wales. He was there before the Romans. His lot was not an easy one. Winters were severe. Vegetation was sparse. Shelter, most often, was an isolated valley or a clump of bare trees. Yet the this pony managed not only to survive, but to flourish.

32. WELSH PONY

33. BREED Horse is descended from horses brought to Iceland by settlers over eleven centuries ago. Comparison between the Icelandic horse, at the time of the settlement of Iceland, and ancient Norwegian and German horses show them to have similar bone structure.

34. ICELANDIC

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36. ANSWER TO PUZZLE: HORSE CONCENTRATION: BREEDS PUZZLE: Color, Soundness, Size, Type, Speed, Temperament, Muscle are from the Genes MATCHES: –1,252,103,204,6 –5,297,158,289,23 –11,2612,2213,1814,17 –16,2119,2427,30