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NAME THE PARTS.

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1 NAME THE PARTS

2 PARTS 1-7 Muzzle Lips Nostril Face Eye Forehead Forestop

3 PARTS 8-14 Ears Poll Jaw Throatlatch Neck Crest Withers

4 PARTS 15-21 Shoulder Breast Point of Shoulder Arm Elbow Fore flank
Forearm

5 PARTS 22-28 Knee Cannon Fetlock Pastern Coronet Hoof Seat of Sidebone

6 PARTS 29-35 Seat of splint Chestnut Abdomen Ribs Back Loin
Point of hip

7 PARTS 36-41 Coupling Hind flank Sheath Stifle joint
Seat of thoroughpin Seat of bog spavin

8 PARTS 42-46 Seat of bone spavin Seat of ring bone Seat of curb Hock
Gaskin

9 PARTS 47-51 Thigh Quarter Croup Point of buttock Tail

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