What Colour Suits My Horse Quiz
Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. For an evening arena session under artificial lights, which visual impression sounds most appealing?
A deep purple accent that looks dramatic and artistic
A muted violet accent that feels unusual but gentle
A wine-red accent that creates warm richness
A navy accent that keeps the outfit crisp and conventional
2. Imagine your favourite photograph of your horse. Which overall mood fits it best?
Polished and timeless, with navy as the anchor
Fresh and sporty, led by brighter blue
Dramatic and artistic, with a jewel-toned accent
Rustic and sun-warmed, with natural colours
3. Your horse already has a black bridle and simple metal fittings. Which saddle-pad direction appeals most?
Forest green for a grounded contrast with the black
Pine green that is nearly as dark as the tack
Navy for a more formal, cool-toned combination
Burgundy for a warmer, dressier combination
4. At a tack shop, four coordinated sets are displayed together. Which one would you take over to your horse first?
Wine-red fabric with cream and antique-gold details
Rust-red fabric with warm brown details
Plum fabric with soft grey details
Navy fabric with bright silver details
5. After a week of rain, you need a colour you will still enjoy using for an ordinary yard session. What matters most?
A deep natural green that feels practical and characterful
An olive shade that handles a weathered, casual appearance
A dark neutral that keeps visual attention off the gear
A rich jewel tone that makes the grey day feel brighter
6. You are planning an autumn trail ride through woodland. Which set feels most at home on your horse?
Deep forest green with tan edging
Muted olive with brown edging
Dark teal with black edging
Plum with pale-grey edging
7. Under late-afternoon light, which colour effect would you most enjoy seeing around your horse’s coat?
A deep berry-red glow that looks rich rather than bright
A coppery warmth that echoes the sunlight
A violet accent that adds artistic contrast
A dark blue border that keeps the look cool and crisp
8. A friend offers you four new fly bonnets. Which one would be most tempting to build an outfit around?
Plum with a narrow silver cord
Dusty violet with a charcoal cord
Berry red with a cream cord
Dark green with a bronze cord
9. Your everyday tack is mostly brown leather. Which addition feels most natural to you?
A burgundy pad that deepens the leather’s warm tones
A muted red-brown pad that blends closely with the tack
A forest-green pad that creates an outdoorsy contrast
A steel-blue pad that shifts the look cooler
10. Which description best captures how you want coloured tack to relate to the surroundings?
It should echo natural scenery while still looking intentional
It should feel earthy even if it blends into the background
It should provide a cool contrast without dominating
It should stand apart as a decorative feature
11. What kind of statement should your horse’s colour make at a special event?
Warm, refined, and quietly luxurious
Bold and energetic, but not too bright
Creative and slightly mysterious
Cool, restrained, and traditional
12. How much individuality do you want your horse’s colour scheme to show?
A clearly creative look, balanced by a deep jewel tone
A distinctive detail that remains fairly understated
A familiar rich colour with a small twist
A traditional palette that rarely draws attention to itself
13. When a colour sits beside your horse’s coat, what visual effect do you most want?
A crisp, cool frame that looks composed
A calm contrast that remains noticeable
A rich accent with some warmth
An earthy blend that feels close to nature
14. You are choosing one saddle pad for lessons, clinics, and local shows. Which option catches your attention first?
Deep navy with neat silver piping
Clear mid-blue with tonal stitching
Dark teal with black trim
Warm burgundy with cream trim
15. It is a muddy winter riding day, but you still want coordinated gear. What would you reach for?
A dark navy set that feels tidy without looking severe
A medium denim-blue set that feels relaxed
A charcoal set that keeps everything understated
A tan or oat-coloured set that embraces an earthy look
16. You have booked a portrait session with your horse and can borrow one special saddle pad. Which would you choose?
Deep plum with understated silver piping
Soft aubergine with charcoal piping
Burgundy with antique-gold piping
Forest green with tan piping