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		Q1 Your Horse has developed a sore around the girth area that looks raw, a little rounded it is likely to be..? Chicken Pox Abscess Girth Gall Pimple Q2 A way to prevent Girth Gall is to...? Keep girths clean and free of sweat and mud Don't brush your horse Don't maintain your gear Use any girth it doesn't matter how it fits Q3 When treating Girth Gall you should? Not inspect your gear it isn't a problem Clean the area with a gentle skin wash and dry Not bother to test using a sheepskin cover Spraay with lemon juice Q4 Your horse is misbehaving by humping, pig rooting, bucking or refusing to jump, What may be wrong? Generally disobedient Suffering colic Worm infestation Sore back Q5 Which of the following may prevent your horse from suffering from back soreness (3 correct answers) A well fitted saddle Make sure your pony is fat so it has padding Warm your horse up and cool him down Ensure you are well balanced as a rider Q6 Your horse is unhappy to have a bit in his mouth and keeps shaking his head, the problem may be....? Girth Gall Sore mouth He is hungry Wants to go back to bed Q7 Which disease is caused by a bacteria called Clostridium tetani which lives in soil? Shingles Cold/Flu Worms Tetanus Q8 Tetanus is best prevented by vaccination, to protect your horse you should get a booster every....? 1 year 2 years 5 years 10 years General Feedback   Website by