Give the basic principles of quality in a horse.
What will be an ideal response?
ANS:
Quality in a horse refers to refinement, smoothness, and elegance or style. Refinement is a general lack of coarseness or excess tissue/bone in a horse. A refined horse has very chiseled, trim features with clean bone structure (no protrusions, bumps, etc.). Smoothness refers to the hair coat and muscle pattern. The hair coat of a show horse should be short and lie flat, and the muscle pattern should be smooth. All parts of the horse’s body should flow seamlessly together with no rough edges or protrusions where the parts of the body meet. The top horse should have a certain style that is seen through its mannerisms and self-carriage. The horse should look attractive, pleasant, and attentive while standing and moving.
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