Irish Draft/Draught

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1. Today, the Irish Draft/Draught is _____ than its ancestors. More skittish Heavier Lighter Smarter

2. What other breed is the Irish Draft/Draught often crossed with? Arabian Thoroughbred Morgan Danish Warmblood

3. At the end of the 19th century, what draft breed was introduced to the Irish Draft/Draught, but later blamed for poor conformation below the knees? Clydesdale Breton Ardennes Percheron

4. In appearance, there is sometimes a _____ ______ on a well-set neck. Roman nose Both Dished face Neither

5. In conformation, the shoulders should be _____ and the barrel and quarters _____. broad, slender muscular, powerful powerful, muscular slender, broad

6. Is the Irish Draft/Draught considered a draft horse? Yes, they are like any other draft horse No, they are used as sport horses now No, they are too light to be a draft horse Yes, although they are lighter than a typical draft horse

7. Is the Irish Draft/Draught just another name for the Irish Hunter? No, the Irish Hunter is a large pony Yes, but the name Irish Hunter is only recognised in Ireland Yes, there are many names for the Irish Draft/Draught/Hunter No, but the Irish Draft/Draught helped form the Irish Hunter

8. What are the most common coat colors of the Irish Draft/Draught? Bay, Chestnut, and Gray Bay, Palomino, Black Bay, Dappled, Roan Bay, Black, Roan

9. What part of Ireland did the Irish Draft/Draught originate from? East West North South

10. What is the Irish Draft's/Draught's disposition normally like? Tendency to be temperamental Mostly aggressive towards others Easy-going and sociable Can be jumpy