A) Complex exercises B) Building trust and respect C) Immediate obedience D) Aggressive dominance
A) Yelling and scolding B) Praise and a reward C) Punishment D) Ignoring good behavior
A) Releasing pressure when the horse responds correctly B) Loud noises C) Hitting the horse D) Withholding food
A) To avoid confusing the horse B) To make the training easier for the trainer C) To show dominance D) It has no real importance
A) Handling and desensitization B) Riding immediately C) Lunging for hours D) Showing him other horses
A) Making the horse very afraid B) Ignoring the horse's reactions C) Getting the horse used to various stimuli D) Making the horse less sensitive to pain
A) Showing the horse to other horses B) Punishing the horse C) Teaching the horse to jump D) Exercise and preliminary training
A) Preparing for driving or riding B) Only for draft horses C) Only for mini horses D) To give the trainer a break
A) Moving away from pressure applied by the handler B) Ignoring the handler's commands C) Bucking D) Resisting any contact
A) A bit used only in driving B) A bit that applies pressure to the poll C) A bit used only in racing D) A bit that applies pressure primarily to the bars of the mouth
A) A bit without a shank B) A bit for use only with very experienced riders C) A bit that applies leverage and pressure to the poll, chin groove, and mouth D) A bit that is very gentle and soft
A) Walking very slowly B) Leaning on the bit C) Running very fast D) A balanced and engaged posture
A) Standing still B) Forward energy and drive C) Resistance to the bit D) Lack of energy
A) Bad luck B) The phase of the moon C) Genetics D) Poor training or management
A) Never B) Every day for hours C) Only when the trainer feels like it D) Regularly and consistently, but not excessively
A) To tire the horse out B) It's not important C) To prevent injuries D) To save time
A) When the horse is tired B) On a positive note C) With a hard exercise D) When the trainer is frustrated
A) Clicking the tongue to make the horse move faster B) Using a clicker to mark desired behaviors C) A training method that doesn't work D) Yelling at the horse
A) Ground tying B) Sacking out C) Long lining D) Liberty training
A) A sign of intelligence B) Deliberate disobedience C) A sudden fear response D) Playing around
A) Jump off immediately B) Pull hard on the reins C) Maintain your balance and stay calm D) Yell at the horse
A) Ignore the behavior B) Hit the horse repeatedly C) Identify and address the underlying cause D) Give the horse treats
A) Changing the direction of travel at the walk B) Changing the rider C) Changing the leading leg at the canter D) Changing horses
A) To improve overall fitness and prevent boredom B) To confuse the horse C) It has no purpose D) To make the horse specialized in many different disciplines
A) Punishing the horse for being afraid B) Ignoring the horse's fear C) Exposing the horse to scary things in a controlled environment D) Scaring the horse on purpose
A) A way to groom a horse B) A highly skilled form of riding C) A type of horse shoe D) A type of horse blanket
A) Cleaning the barn B) Putting on a saddle and bridle C) Feeding the horse D) Giving the horse water
A) Using positive reinforcement and patience B) Using a whip to scare the horse in C) Leaving the horse in the trailer for a long time D) Forcing the horse into the trailer
A) To teach and improve the horse's performance B) To exercise the rider C) To punish the horse D) To show off
A) Horses are stubborn B) Patience is not needed C) Patience is only needed for young horses D) Horses learn at different paces |