Can you name the horse breeds? by Pixiegnom

Clues	breed
Another prominent allround horse from Germany
Coal black German horse power
Big horse - big heart
Viking horse with hogmane
Elegant nordic warmblood
Special walk/trot
Colour of a mouse
Thin but beautiful
Noble Portugese
Spotty
Intelligence and beauty
Rare variant from the Arabian Desert
Valuable Gold
Swedish wild pony
Irish allround
Heavy draft workhorse from the forests of north
Racer horse no 1
French port horse
Gentle Kentucky horse from high heights
Well known Austrian horse
Small pony from a small island
Last remains of the wild horse specie
Well-preserved small and compact horse
Danish Blotchiness

Clues	breed
Prominent German allround horse
Might work out for an allergic
Black Dutch Beauty
Smallest Argentine
Spanish beauty
Swift running walk
Eastern horse developed from the Orlov Trotter
Recent Wood pony
Belgian strenght
White schooled grace
Nearly extinct pony from Greece
French wild
Wild american mountain horse
The world's fastest harness horse
From the wild wild west
Three British ponies in one
Prehistoric wild pony
Brownies from the moors of UK
Carriage horse with grace
A fourth of western
Descends from the stallion Justin Morgan
Indian Horse
Horse of beauty
Mostly black pony

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horse breeds Quiz

by Pixiegnom

Created Oct 6, 2009 in Miscellaneous
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	triviahappy:	Oct 15th, 2009 at 13:19 GMT		1 point
	Good quiz, but you really need to be more lenient. I typed Andalusian, which I think should have been accepted. It was not. Because you have (pre horse) after it, it won't accept just Andalusian. Not only do you have to type pre horse, but you have to include the parentheses for it to be accepted. You could type all that in your first column in the quiz creator, but then add Andalusian as an alternate so that it is accepted. All you have to do is type a slash like this / after your answer in the quiz creator. So it would read: Andalusian (PRE horse)/Andalusian. That way it will be accepted. Also, consider accepting Paint for American Paint. It was frustrating to guess them and not get them.

	triviahappy:	Oct 15th, 2009 at 23:43 GMT		1 point
	Also, how come Belgian, Percheron, and Clydesdale aren't on here? They are breeds, aren't they?

	Pixiegnom:	Oct 18th, 2009 at 22:50 GMT		1 point
	yeah okay thanks, ill fix that. And about the percheron and the others; i really cant include all horse breeds, then the quiz would be way too long. I just chose some and i know that i missed many breeds, sorry!

	Catherine_F:	Nov 19th, 2009 at 15:59 GMT		1 point
	1. Five minutes wasn't really enough, I had got 22 and was still thinking of the rest! 2. The colour scheme is not good, white on pink is very hard to read. 3. A few things I think you need to accept: Missouri Fox Trotter, Arab for Arabian, and Lipizzaner for Lipizzan (It might seem like you should get the latter from typing the former, but I misspelled it and backspaced and didn't get it..) 4. For Pinto, please specify you mean American Indian, I was trying to think of a horse from the Indian subcontinent. 5. You don't have to include every horse breed ever, but you did miss a lot of very well known ones - I would certainly add Percheron and Clydesdale. Apart from these little issues, I enjoyed your quiz!

	rawrchel:	Feb 12th, 2010 at 11:51 GMT		1 point
	I agree with Catherine_F's point number 4, I'm from UK and we just don't think of American Indians when you say Indian. Also agree you need to be more lenient - I wrote 'Fjord' which was not accepted even though I would say that was correct. Likewise Shetland pony is just called a Shetland here.