Raegan Aubrey

@highscribeofaetherium bye!

@rae

Names of what? The breed? the horses? I don’t even know the three names!

There are three names to pick. Not that hard.

@highscribeofaetherium

That would be hilarious XD

@rae

I don’t know!!! (oooh Arabians! I LOVE ARABIANS!)

What is the name of one of the Arabian ancestors of the thoroughbred?

Chicken Quiz!!!

What does dual purpose mean in a chicken?

@highscribeofaetherium

HEYY there’s a part of a violin bow called a frog. And a part of a horse’s hoof called a frog.

I guess people just think the word “frog” is cool.

@savannah_grace2009

Odd, I must have misunderstood what my mom was saying then. Oh well.

@highscribeofaetherium

No idea.

@rae

I KNOW IT I KNOW IT I KNOW IT!!!!!! *jumps in the air and waves hand*

@highscribeofaetherium

Ummmmmmmmmm idk.

@jonas

This is for you to answer,

What do you call the white marking between a horse’s nose?

@rae

The tree is the base of the saddle. Western saddle trees are made out of wood, and English saddles are made out of plastic/synthetic materials so they’re considerably lighter.

Technically a tree does go over the withers, but it goes over the horse’s back too. So if you want to be more specific it’s called the gullet.

@savannah_grace2009

Oooh! Okay,

@savannah_grace2009

I think it’s called the tree.

@rae

Australian.

@savannah_grace2009

English, Western, and I think Spanish too?

@rae

Isn’t it the gullet?

@rae @jonas @highscribeofaetherium

Another horse quiz:

What are the three styles of riding?

@savannah_grace2009

Yep!

What’s the part of the saddle that sits around the horses wither?

@rae

Oops. You tagged Jonas….so was I not supposed to answer it? sorry XD

@rae

Hmm. Girth, right? (Or cinch in western terminology)