Answers to Questions

December 1997

1. Jingle Bells
2. Little Drummer Boy
3. What Child Is This?

February 1998

A 5 B 8

C 7 D 9

E 1 F 10

G 3 H 6

I 2 J 4

April 1998

1 a 2 b

3 c 4 c

5 c 6 b

7 c 8 b

9 a 10 a

June 1998

Across	Down
1. Arabian	2. Rein
4. Withers	3. Colt
5. Girth	4. Walk
6. Leath	7. Sorrel
8. Tack	10. Trot
9. Stallion	11. Saddlebred
11. Stable	12. Blaze
14. Hoof	13. Shoe
16. Thoroughbred	15. Quarterhorse
18. Foal	17. Bay
20. Bridle	18. Filly
21. Pommel	19. Appaloosa
24. Oats	22. Mare
25. Standardbred	23. Coronet
27. Canter	26. Bit
	28. Breed

August 1998

1a

2b

3a

4b

October 1998

• Hoof
• Oats
• Rodeo
• Stirrup
• Eggbutt Snaffle
• Lope

• Off
• Veterinatian
• Equus
• Roan
• Shetland

April 1999

1. They have food 'homing' senses and can find their way back from long distances.
2. No.
3. Yes.
4. Yes they do and often have a special 'buddy.'
5. 11-13 hours a day grazing.

6. Basic paces are: walk, trot, canter & gallop.
7. Clipped off.
8. This is a riding horse.
9. They have a very goof sense of smell, better than humans.
10. Yes, it's called a Hackamore.

June 1999

1. FALSE - a hand is the equivalent of 4 in.
2. FALSE - a crupper prevents the saddle from slipping orwards
3. TRUE
4. TRUE
5. FALSE - the gallop is four-time
6. FALSE - an oxer is a type of jump

7. TRUE
8. TRUE
9. FALSE - a rubber bit will help a pony with a tender, sore or very soft mouth.
10. FALSE - a tail guard will protect your pony's tail whilst traveling.

Pinto, Camargue, Falabella, Caspian, Holstein, Mustang, Highland, Hanoverian, Haflinger, Lipizzaner

Aug 1999

Oct 1999

1. extra face in the crowd
2. hair in bun
3. number of plaits
4. noseband
5. rein contact
6. hair in horse's tail
7. hind sock
8. spur

9. flower in vase
10. extra dapples on hindquarters
11. buttons on jacket
12. dressage boards
13. rider's eye
14. rider's stock
15. blaze
16. hock movement marks

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