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2. WHAT BREED OF HORSE RACES AT THE KENTUCKY DERBY?

3. THOROUGHBRED

4. DECENDANT OF JUSTIN MORGAN

5. MORGAN

6. THE OLDEST PURE BREED OF HORSE

7. ARABIAN

8. ORIGINALLY CAME FROM THE MOUNTAINS OF WALES IN GREAT BRITAIN

9. WELSH PONY

10. NOT A SINGLE BREED, BUT RATHER A GROUP OF BREEDS THAT CROSS “HOT- BLOODED” TB’s WITH “COLD- BLOODED” DRAFT HORSES

11. WARMBLOODS

12. WHAT DOES THE TERM GREEN MEAN?

13. A HORSE THAT IS UNTRAINED OR INEXPERIENCED

14. SIRE AND DAM ARE BOTH OF THE SAME BREED

15. PUREBRED

16. THE LEFT SIDE OF THE PONY(THE SIDE OF THE PONY WE MOUNT)

17. NEAR SIDE

18. A NECK THAT DIPS AT THE TOP AND BULDGES AT THE BOTTOM

19. EWE NECK

20. A BRAND MADE BY FREEZING INSTEAD OF HEAT

21. FREEZE BRAND

22. REDDISH-BROWN COLOR WITH SAME OR LIGHTER TAIL, MANE, AND LEGS

23. CHESTNUT COLOR OR SORREL

24. BROWN OR REDDISH-BROWN BODY WITH BLACK “POINTS” (MANE, TAIL, AND LEGS).

25. BAY COLOR

26. BLACK, BAY, BROWN OR CHESTNUT WITH WHITE HAIRS MIXED THROUGH THE COAT

27. ROAN

28. TAN COLORED, WITH DARK LEGS, MANE AND TAIL, AND A DARK STRIPE DOWN THE BACK.

29. DUN

30. LARGE, COLORED PATCHES OF BLACK AND WHITE

31. PIEBALD

32. SMOOTH MOUTH PIECE WITH A JOINT IN THE MIDDLE

33. SNAFFLE BIT

34. SHOULD BE LOOSE ENOUGH TO ALLOW THE PONY TO FLEX HIS NECK WITHOUT BINDING AT THE THROAT

35. THROAT LATCH

36. ANOTHER NAME FOR NOSEBAND

37. CAVESSON

38. KEEPS THE SADDLE FROM SLIDING BACK

39. BREASTPLATE OR BREAST COLLAR

40. TYPE OF SADDLE, USED FOR DRESSAGE ONLY, NOT SUITABLE FOR JUMPING

41. DRESSAGE SADDLE

42. Most essential nutrient

43. Water

44. Long, muscular, one-way tube which takes food to stomach

45. Esophagus

46. Name one legume hay

47. Alfalfa, clover

48. Equine Encephalomyelitis is known as

49. Sleeping Sickness

50. Right hind, left hind, right front, left front, suspension (air)

51. Gallop