Welcome everybody to the guild contest page! We have multiple contests to put points to your teams! If you know an answer or have any questions Neomail me at Ponygrl36 when y tell me the answer make sure you tell me what the question was also if you can't neomail me then at the bottom there is a link to my email address!Angelhorse2002@aol.com, Enjoy!
~Word Scramble~
Words worth 1 pt. each
aegm esgl-Answered by imasurvivor2005-Game Legs
fudrone-answered by moonlit_night366-founderiuergf ihegt-answered by moonlit_night366-figure eight
~Question by horsielover333228~
15 pts for ur team and a blue uni plushie!Answered by moonlit_nigh366-muzzle,forelock,crest,withers,loins,croup,dock,quarters,flank,hock,fetlock,pastern,hoof,knee and shoulder.
Name 15 parts of the horse
~Mini Quiz~
2 pts. each
What is a comformation fault of the neck?
When is it not good to give grain to a horse?
What is the problem when you give a horse hay right after he has worked hard, without cooling him out?Answer: because they aren't cooled out and their body can't work on digesting the food while it is trying to cool them off at once. their body would be trying to cool down but it would be working itself to do something else making it very unhealthy. t is like going on a 100 yard sprint and when you are done you sit down and eat ice cream or candy. It hurts your body a lot because it can't do two things at once. especially when one makes it relax and the other makes it work!
~Guess The Breed~
Worth 7 pts.
~Clues~
ANSWERED BY MOONLIT_NIGHT366- HANOVARIAN!!!!!This horse is a warmblood horse which is bred to excel in the equestrian disciplines of jumping, dressage, eventing and driving. The breed originated in northern Germany in the state of Lower Saxony, where a flourishing horse-breeding industry has existed for 400 years. The State Stud was established at Celle in 1735, and this horse's Studbook was officially begun in 1888.After discovering the breed's athletic talent and rideability, American competitors began importing this breed and a need arose to continue the German standard of selectivity for the breed in the United States. In 1978, the American Hanovarian Society (AHS) was incorporated for that purpose. Over the years the Society has worked closely with the German Hanovarian Verband (the Verband Hanovarian Warmblutzuechter) inspecting breeding stock, registering horses and licensing and performance testing stallions. In 1995, the AHS assumed full responsibility for breeding this horse in this country. To maintain continuity, the AHS invites representatives of the Vh W to judge breeding stock on the annual inspection tour and to attend the annual business meeting.
THANK YOU TO HORSE BREEDS OF THE WORLD FOR THE INFORMATION AND PICTURES!
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