1. Word / Phrase: Girth
Meaning: The belt connected to the saddle that secures the saddle. It goes under the horse's belly.
Context: While putting the saddle on the horse i was told to tighten the Girth.
2. Word / Phrase: Mare
Meaning: A female horse four years old and older.
Context: I learned this when my mentor was showing us this female horse and she told us it was also called a mare.
3. Word / Phrase: Yearling
Meaning: A horse of either sex that is between one and two years old.
Context: My mentor was telling us about this Arabian horse they had that was a yearling.
4. Word / Phrase: Chestnut
Meaning: The chestnut is a part of the body of horses, found on the inner side of the leg near the knee.
Context: My Mentor taught us that if we squeeze the chest nut hard the horse will pick up its leg.
5. Word / Phrase: "no foot, no horse."
Meaning: If the horse's feet are bad, there are no use for the horse.
Context: My mentor was showing us this horse with a hoof infection when she mentioned this phrase.
Thursday, March 20, 2008
Weekly Vocabulary
Posted by Naser H at 4:39 PM
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2 comments:
woohoo im copyin
Well done, Naser! -AS-
I've never heard of the chestnut...
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