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That's what I thought. Isn't it caused from eating too rich of grass also? :confused: :confused:
Nothing to do with topic:
I think the worst thing to witness is a horse having colic...that is not so pretty to see.
P.S. I would *love* to be quized on Lord of the Rings too (even tho it doesn't relate to horses. Well, Rohan does, it's home to the Horselords.) :D :D ;) ;) :rolleyes:
I have some questions:
What is "thrush" & what part of the body does it effect?
Name 6 parts of a Western saddle, and 3 parts of the Western bridle.
How do you tell what hoof a shoe was on, by looking at it??
True or False: It is painful for a horse when it is getting shoed.
True or False: It is ok to ride a horse after it has thrown a shoe.
What are some poisonious (sp) plants to horses? Name at least 4.
That's all for now.
:)
Take a look at this beauty. If you have $75,000 U.S. dollars you can buy him. What a beauty! Dutch Gelding-Imported
the points in a dressage arena are: small-c,g,m,b,f,x,d,a,k,e,h
large-c,g,i,x,l,d,a,k,v,e,s,h,m,r,b,p,f
i think everything else was right.
my answers for the other questions-thrush is an infection of the frog in the hoof,i think.western saddle-oh geez ummm...saddle horn,cinch,stirrups,uh i dont know.im not sure about the bridle.
It is not painful for a horse when it is getting shoed.I think.
you should not ride a horse when it has thrown a shoe.
laminitis is a swelling in the legs where the horse becomes sore,not having much to do with the stomach unless the horse eats too much and becomes overweight-a possinle cause of laminitis.
Questions Need 2 Be Answered:
How do you tell what hoof a shoe was on, by looking at it??
Name 6 parts of a Western saddle, and 3 parts of the Western bridle.
What are some poisonious (sp) plants to horses? Name at least 4.
New Question:
What is the breed of this drop dead amazingly beautiful horse
http://members.aol.com/OrliBloom177/horse.jpg
Small hint:It's name is two words. It comes from Europe.
Hard question to go w/picture: What two breeds were crossed to get this breed?
im guessing...is it a Selle Francais?
poisonous plants-yew,oak,goldenchain,buttercup,ragwort,yorkshire fog.i guess thats enough
Breed: Nope, that is incorrect.
Poisonious plants: Correct, hemlock (tree), deadly nightshade, and Foxglove are some other bad plants too. Oak, never heard of it being poisonus (sp!!) to horses...that's news to me. :eek: :confused:
Horseluvr- you should post some questions. ;)
ok questions,questions...ok here we go.
name two types of roan.
name three snaffle bits.
how can you tell if your horse is cold after he has been turned out in winter?
Yellowlablover-i cant guess the breed.im not all that good at guessing breeds unless they're Appaloosas or something.what breed is it?im so clueless,i know.:)
That's ok...I'll leave it for someone else to answer.
I'll only answer one question, so others have a chance too. :) ;)
Two types of Roan:
Red and Blue...I like blues better.
yea ur right.ill wait for someone else to answer the other questions until i post new ones so i dont get annoying.
P.S. That picture is a picture of an Irish Sport Horse. I love the coloring of that ISH! I also like the ones in the background...beautiful!
I noticed she doesn't have a saddle pad on...that's bad. :o :(
ow poor horsie!it is a really pretty horse though.just something im wondering-doesn't a horse get cold if it has a hunter clip in the middle of winter?
That's a good question..I'd have to ask my friend Laura about that...she clips hunters. HMMM...I think they might get a little chilly.
I'll give the answers to my questions nobody has answered:
Name six parts of the Western saddle. Name 3 parts of the Western bridle. Saddle: Rear housing, fenders, rear cinch billet, swells, pommel, concha. Bridle: curb strap, open-end reins, brow band.
How do you tell what hoof a shoe has been on by looking at it?
If it was on the left hoof, the right tread of the shoe would be more worn down. Visa-versa for the right hoof/shoe.
That is really odd!!! NONE that I can see have saddle pads!! Perhaps they're black and cut to fit the saddle? I sure hope so...
Would hate to think of them not having ANY protection at all!!