Having a knowledge of basic horse anatomy can help you a lot when you’re around horses. By knowing what’s normal and what isn’t, you’ll be able to spot issues with your horse much quicker. Plus, you can show off your knowledge to family and friends!
There are many professions that are based on horse anatomy and physiology. The vet, farrier, saddle fitter, or equine massage therapist are all experts in the field.
Whether you already know it all or are still learning, you’ll enjoy our fun horse anatomy trivia!
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7. Which arrow is pointing to the horse's point of hip?
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8. Do horses have collarbones?
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9. What range of motion do horses' ears have?
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10. Name this bone of the horse's skeleton:
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11. What do you call the section of the mouth where the bit sits?
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12. Name the main muscle supporting the rider's weight:
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13. How wide is the horse's range of vision?
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14. What are the long hairs on some horses' legs called?
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15. Typically, how many bones does a horse have?
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Makenzie
Tuesday 7th of December 2021
i always heard feather never plural form
Lexane
Thursday 2nd of December 2021
My collage teacher thought that i should use this so i could write my horse anatomy book
PS the book is called anatomy of a horse
the book is by Lexane.C.P
Makenzie
Monday 6th of December 2021
@Lexane, i will look for it and see if i can find it . it sounds cool
Know it all
Wednesday 18th of August 2021
And it’s “feather” not “feathers” (long hair on horses legs)
Makenzie
Monday 6th of December 2021
@Lexa, me too
Lexa
Thursday 2nd of December 2021
@Henrietta Szathmary, i agree
Rhonda
Sunday 19th of September 2021
@Know it all,
I've always heard feathers. Never heard it in singular form, ever.
Horse feathers it is.
Henrietta Szathmary
Wednesday 18th of August 2021
Hi there,
Both words are actually correct, different parts of the world just use one or the other. Sometimes the spelling can differ too. Where I live they say "feathers" 🙂