equine terms, breeds Flashcards
(28 cards)
tarsus (hind limb)
hock
carpus (forelimb)
knee
second metacarpus / MC2
splint bone
third metacarpus/MC3
cannon bone
fourth metacarpus MC4
splint bone
metacarpo/tarsophalangeal joint
fetlock or ankle
first / proximal phalanx, P1
long pastern bone
second / middle phalanx, P2
short pastern bone
third / distal phalanx, P3
coffin bone
young newborn horse
foal
young horse no longer nursing, age after weaning / separating from mare
6 weeks to 6 months
“grade school”
yearling
between 1st-2nd bday
“highschool”
adult
after 2nd bday
when does skeletal maturity occur
5 years old
colt
young male (up to 2yo)
filly
young female (up to 2yo)
mare
adult (2yo+) inact female
maiden
barren
in foal
with foal/nursing/lactating
gelding
castrated male
stallion
intact male
cryptorchid
undescended testicle
color?
bay
color?
dappled
color?
grey
color?
flea bitten