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US Pony Club Anatomy Diagram Study Helper

◆◆ · By kurtalert · Published 2024-04-09T17:50:59.571Z

Constructor's Note
Any numbers in parentheses at the ends of clues correspond to the labels of the pony anatomy in the cover image. Solving this puzzle prior to the image loading will be quite difficult. In case that image doesn't work, I put it here too: https://ibb.co/8z8DPPd
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  • Sendhil Revuluri 4:08 · 2024-04-09T19:30:57.105Z
    I am not a member of the pony club, so I both struggled a lot and learned things! Quick question on 29D — is FETLOCK singular or plural?
    • kurtalert constructor · 2024-04-09T21:57:18.855Z
      It's singular- I think they usually call it the fetlock joint. And now I see that I made the clue plural- whoops- now corrected!
      A non-horse person (me) would think of it like the horse's ankle, but I guess it's not that. The horse's ankle is really the hock, and those are only on the horse's rear legs.
      It seems, generally speaking, that parts on the front legs are named more in line with what we'd think of arm parts, and the rear legs are more named after leg parts; all 4 legs have a fetlock, though, which might be why they don't think of it like an ankle? Who knows. This is all Greek to me.
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    Below the knee (4)
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    Across
    1. 1A
      Below the knee (4)
    2. 9A
      Behind the ears (15)
    3. 12A
      Layered tear creators
    4. 13A
      Above the knee (6)
    5. 16A
      Out sick
    6. 18A
      __ / OFF
    7. 20A
      Not Good, Mr.
    8. 22A
      Volcanic output
    9. 25A
      State above CA and below WA
    10. 26A
      We should all try and be _____ to each other.
    11. 28A
      Where the rear leg meets the body (29)
    12. 30A
      The reason for every pastry loving math nerd's favorite day.
    13. 31A
      Dried poblano pepper
    14. 32A
      Let's go fly a ____
    15. 33A
      Sunday Chuch School
    16. 35A
      AM/FM device
    17. 36A
      Popular
    18. 37A
      Astronaut Juice
    19. 38A
      Dad's favorite author, ____ Stephenson.
    20. 40A
      Be in debt
    21. 42A
      Center of the horse (36)
    22. 46A
      ____ Ness Monster
    23. 49A
      State between WA and MT
    24. 50A
      The best or worst card.
    25. 51A
      Has much too much, briefly
    26. 54A
      Back of the neck (38)
    27. 56A
      Time on the job
    28. 57A
      Without getting too technical, many boxing matches end in a __.
    29. 58A
      "___ goes there?"
    30. 60A
      Where the tail meets the body (21)
    31. 63A
      ___ a soul (no one)
    32. 64A
      Your expression while doing this puzzle
    33. 66A
      This doctor show deserved 20 seasons way more than stupid Grey's Anatomy does.
    34. 67A
      Now watch me ____, now watch me nae-nae
    35. 68A
      Low-quality
    36. 69A
      One step in a tiny trim.
    37. 70A
      Above all else, remember that you are always _____.
    38. 74A
      Any dad that makes themed crossword puzzles to help his kid study is __, __, __, __, __ cool.
    39. 76A
      In between the eyes and the ears (14)
    Down
    1. 1D
      Just above the hoof (2)
    2. 2D
      If we're lucky, next time we drive to grandma's house we'll see __ eagle in a tree.
    3. 3D
      __ce try, bubba, but you're not fooling me that easily.
    4. 4D
      Yes / __
    5. 5D
      Atop
    6. 6D
      The Wizard ___ Oz
    7. 7D
      Historic city in LA that will probably be underwater before too long.
    8. 8D
      Taylor Swift's ___s Tour
    9. 9D
      In between the hoof and the ankle (3)
    10. 10D
      Mine find
    11. 11D
      Queue before Q
    12. 14D
      __ White, author of Charlotte's Web.
    13. 15D
      Large muscle on the upper hind leg of a horse (28)
    14. 17D
      Deceived
    15. 19D
      One of Columbus' ships
    16. 20D
      Vintage soda pop
    17. 21D
      See 62D (11)
    18. 23D
      Goosebumps Author R.L. _____
    19. 24D
      This puzzle is sure to be a ___ amongst the Pony Club members.
    20. 27D
      What 33A used to be called when your parents were your age.
    21. 29D
      Horse ankle (not really, but sorta) (25, 34)
    22. 34D
      People who think very highly of themselves have a huge ___.
    23. 39D
      State between MS and GA
    24. 41D
      Part of the spinal column that projects upwards between the shoulder blades of a horse (17)
    25. 43D
      One thing that normal cars have, but race cars don't.
    26. 44D
      Regarding
    27. 45D
      Between a horse's back and rear end, directly behind the saddle (19)
    28. 47D
      Topline of the horse's hindquarters and surrounding musculature, beginning at the hip (20)
    29. 48D
      __ / him pronouns.
    30. 52D
      Everyone has unique ___, except for identical twins/triplets.
    31. 53D
      Try hard
    32. 55D
      AZ is in the __ corner of the country.
    33. 56D
      Pass over
    34. 59D
      Oper. Room
    35. 61D
      Possess
    36. 62D
      With 21D, the bend directly under the muzzle where the lower lip meets the upper jaw (11)
    37. 65D
      Joint on the hind leg of a horse that allows them to quickly flex forward in the stride. (24)
    38. 70D
      ___ and behold!
    39. 71D
      Either / __.
    40. 72D
      Chgo's __ trains are the best.
    41. 73D
      "__ or __ not, there is no try." -Yoda
    42. 75D
      State above TX and below KS.
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