Because they are prey animals with a strong 'flight' instinct.

Because they don't like people.

Because they are trying to be mean.

Because they have poor hearing.

It is listening to a sound behind it.

It is curious about something.

It is angry, scared, or feeling threatened.

It is relaxed and sleepy.

True

False

make it harder for the horse to escape.

create a very tight knot that never comes undone.

allow you to free a panicked horse safely and quickly.

The rubber curry comb

The hoof pick

The dandy brush

The soft body brush

Make the horse's coat shiny.

Flick away the dirt and hair loosened by the curry comb.

Massage the horse's skin.

The girth or cinch

The horn

The stirrup

The reins

buckle

bit

throatlatch

Refusing to eat or drink.

A sleek, shiny coat.

Hooves that feel very hot to the touch.

A cloudy look in the eyes.

A common cold.

Any kind of stomach or belly pain.

A problem with its foot.

A type of skin rash.

To keep your saddle pad from getting dirty.

To prevent dirt or twigs from creating painful pressure sores.

To make the saddle stick better.

Clean its hooves.

Fill its water bucket.

Brush its tail.

Give it a treat.