SHB Category: F, Breeds Flashcards
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Which means of identification is similar to fingerprints?
Photographs of patterns of the leg chestnuts
What is a narrow patch of white down over the muzzle?
Snip
What was the original name for the Suffolk?
Suffolk-Punches
What marking is white from the coronet to the fetlock?
Anklet or ankle
What are cowlicks?
Hair swirls in the coat
What color is a horse whose entire coat, including the muzzle, flanks, and legs are black?
Black
Where did the Tennessee Walking Horse originate?
Middle basin of Tennessee
What does the Spanish word, Grulla mean?
Blue Crane
Which breed was originally called the “Plantation Walking Horse?”
Tennessee Walking Horse
Where did the American Saddlebred originate?
In Kentucky, Tennessee, Virginia, West Virginia, and later Missouri
What is the Spanish word for “Blue Crane”?
Grulla
What color are the points of the red dun?
Dark red
What breeds were crossed to produce the American Quarter Pony?
None, they are smaller quarter horses
What pony breed is famous for its extreme action of the front legs and the “rainbow” arch they form on the way to the ground?
Hackney
Which breed has been called the “Peacock” of the horse world?
American Saddlebred
Horses of unregistered, undistinguished, or unknown ancestry are called what?
Grades
Which breed of horse commonly has a rat tail?
Appaloosa
What is the Spanish word for Paint, painted, or spotted?
Pinto
What coat color is slate colored with no white hairs and black points?
Grulla
What was the primary use of the Suffolk?
Farm use
Which horse breed is the most numerous in Europe?
Hanoverian
What is the dominant color of the Suffolk?
Chestnut or blonde sorrel
Which breed is more susceptible to accidents and attacks by packs of dogs?
Miniature horse
What 2 breeds were crossed to produce the breed Morab?
Morgan and Arabian