Hindquarters

Question 1

Very muscular.

Answer 1

Pointer

Question 2

Well turned stifles.

Answer 2

Pointer

Question 3

Good expanse of first and second thigh.

Answer 3

Pointer

Question 4

Hocks well let down.

Answer 4

Pointer

Question 5

Loins wide, slightly arched, strong and muscular,

Answer 5

English Setter

Question 6

legs well muscled including second thigh,

Answer 6

English Setter

Question 7

stifles well bent and thighs long from hip to hock,

Answer 7

English Setter

Question 8

hock inclining neither in nor out and well let down.

Answer 8

English Setter

Question 9

From hip to hock long, broad and muscular,

Answer 9

Gordon Setter

Question 10

hock to heel short, strong, (missing “and” ie “short and strong” that another 2 breeds has)

Answer 10

Gordon Setter (Irish / Irish Red and White)

Question 11

stifles well bent, (singular for another breed)

Answer 11

Gordon Setter (Irish Red and White)

Question 12

straight from hock joint to ground.

Answer 12

Gordon Setter

Question 13

Pelvis tending to horizontal.

Answer 13

Gordon Setter

Question 14

Wide and powerful. (2 breeds)

Answer 14

Irish Red and White and Irish

Question 15

Legs from hip to hock long and muscular

Answer 15

Irish Red and White

Question 16

Stifle well bent, (plural for another breed)

Answer 16

Irish Red and White (Gordon)

Question 17

hocks well let down turning neither in nor out.

Answer 17

Irish Red and White

Question 18

Hindlegs from hip to hock long and muscular,

Answer 18

Irish

Question 19

from hock to heel short and strong - 2 breeds

Another breed is the same minus “and”

Answer 19

Irish / Irish Red and White (Gordon)

Question 20

Stifle and hock joints well bent and not inclined either in nor out.

Answer 20

Irish