LaminitisMissouriFoxTrotterBiotin(B-vitamin)ReiningCorn1493(Columbus’secondvoyage)AlfalfahayPercheronLipizzan6Horse(notpony)Calcium(due toexcessphosphorus)ArabianDistalphalanx(P3)RedPollard1.5–2%of bodyweightCool-seasongrasses (e.g.,ryegrass,orchardgrass)StandardbredFrame overo(LethalWhiteSyndrome)CuttingStiflejointShetlandPonyShowjumpingEquineRhinopneumonitis(respiratory andneurologic forms)Cushing’sdisease (PPID:Pituitary ParsIntermediaDysfunction)EventingVitaminKStandardbredIcelandicHorseVitaminCSuspensorydesmitisFrog10Frog4faultsBotfly(Gasterophilusspp.)ChariotracingHeaves(RecurrentAirwayObstruction)ClevelandBay3–14daysSecretariat(1973 –1:59.40)Strongyles(small andlarge)ArabianHackamoreVitaminDCerebellum(balanceandmovement)8 ft 1 in(Huasoin 1949)Failure ofPassiveTransfer(FPT)WelshPonyClydesdale55mphAbout 11months(340days)Lysine28–44beats perminuteHanoverian(historically),now oftenThoroughbredcrossesSteerwrestling(bulldogging)Girth (orcinch inWestern)HockjointBrownAmericanQuarterHorseDressage54 (7 cervical,18 thoracic, 6lumbar, 5sacral, ~18–23 coccygeal)AppaloosaGeorgeWashingtonVitaminDTruewhiteGrandPrixBowedtendonSeabiscuitCalf area(musclesbetweenstifle andhock)HyperkalemicPeriodicParalysisBaldfaceIron1.60meters(~5’3”)ExertionalRhabdomyolysis(musclecramping andstiffness)DrivingLipizzaner5–15gallonsper dayBarbaroBayConnemaraPonyEquineInfectiousAnemia(EIA)TennesseeWalkingHorseMonocular(widefield)WithersEPM (EquineProtozoalMyeloencephalitis)FalabellaJog(slowtrot)White line(laminarjunction)ShireSnipAkhal-Teke205Parrot mouth(overbite) ormonkeymouth(underbite)Hockjoint62 years(OldBilly)DutchWarmblood(KWPN)HorseFracture orpenetratingwound toboneEquineHerpesvirus(EHV-1)PolysaccharideStorageMyopathyFounder(chroniclaminitis)LeftfrontProtein(lysine)Fiber(cellulose)DressageIodineStiflejointTendonTetanusBlindstaggers(alkalidisease)MalletWhorl(cowlick)AlfalfaIreland10gallonsSuspensoryligamentStrangles21feetEquineMetabolicSyndromeKentuckyDerby18 pairs(36total)TarsalbonesCloverleafpatternLaminitisMissouriFoxTrotterBiotin(B-vitamin)ReiningCorn1493(Columbus’secondvoyage)AlfalfahayPercheronLipizzan6Horse(notpony)Calcium(due toexcessphosphorus)ArabianDistalphalanx(P3)RedPollard1.5–2%of bodyweightCool-seasongrasses (e.g.,ryegrass,orchardgrass)StandardbredFrame overo(LethalWhiteSyndrome)CuttingStiflejointShetlandPonyShowjumpingEquineRhinopneumonitis(respiratory andneurologic forms)Cushing’sdisease (PPID:Pituitary ParsIntermediaDysfunction)EventingVitaminKStandardbredIcelandicHorseVitaminCSuspensorydesmitisFrog10Frog4faultsBotfly(Gasterophilusspp.)ChariotracingHeaves(RecurrentAirwayObstruction)ClevelandBay3–14daysSecretariat(1973 –1:59.40)Strongyles(small andlarge)ArabianHackamoreVitaminDCerebellum(balanceandmovement)8 ft 1 in(Huasoin 1949)Failure ofPassiveTransfer(FPT)WelshPonyClydesdale55mphAbout 11months(340days)Lysine28–44beats perminuteHanoverian(historically),now oftenThoroughbredcrossesSteerwrestling(bulldogging)Girth (orcinch inWestern)HockjointBrownAmericanQuarterHorseDressage54 (7 cervical,18 thoracic, 6lumbar, 5sacral, ~18–23 coccygeal)AppaloosaGeorgeWashingtonVitaminDTruewhiteGrandPrixBowedtendonSeabiscuitCalf area(musclesbetweenstifle andhock)HyperkalemicPeriodicParalysisBaldfaceIron1.60meters(~5’3”)ExertionalRhabdomyolysis(musclecramping andstiffness)DrivingLipizzaner5–15gallonsper dayBarbaroBayConnemaraPonyEquineInfectiousAnemia(EIA)TennesseeWalkingHorseMonocular(widefield)WithersEPM (EquineProtozoalMyeloencephalitis)FalabellaJog(slowtrot)White line(laminarjunction)ShireSnipAkhal-Teke205Parrot mouth(overbite) ormonkeymouth(underbite)Hockjoint62 years(OldBilly)DutchWarmblood(KWPN)HorseFracture orpenetratingwound toboneEquineHerpesvirus(EHV-1)PolysaccharideStorageMyopathyFounder(chroniclaminitis)LeftfrontProtein(lysine)Fiber(cellulose)DressageIodineStiflejointTendonTetanusBlindstaggers(alkalidisease)MalletWhorl(cowlick)AlfalfaIreland10gallonsSuspensoryligamentStrangles21feetEquineMetabolicSyndromeKentuckyDerby18 pairs(36total)TarsalbonesCloverleafpattern

Equine & Wine Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Laminitis
  2. Missouri Fox Trotter
  3. Biotin (B-vitamin)
  4. Reining
  5. Corn
  6. 1493 (Columbus’ second voyage)
  7. Alfalfa hay
  8. Percheron
  9. Lipizzan
  10. 6
  11. Horse (not pony)
  12. Calcium (due to excess phosphorus)
  13. Arabian
  14. Distal phalanx (P3)
  15. Red Pollard
  16. 1.5–2% of body weight
  17. Cool-season grasses (e.g., ryegrass, orchardgrass)
  18. Standardbred
  19. Frame overo (Lethal White Syndrome)
  20. Cutting
  21. Stifle joint
  22. Shetland Pony
  23. Show jumping
  24. Equine Rhinopneumonitis (respiratory and neurologic forms)
  25. Cushing’s disease (PPID: Pituitary Pars Intermedia Dysfunction)
  26. Eventing
  27. Vitamin K
  28. Standardbred
  29. Icelandic Horse
  30. Vitamin C
  31. Suspensory desmitis
  32. Frog
  33. 10
  34. Frog
  35. 4 faults
  36. Botfly (Gasterophilus spp.)
  37. Chariot racing
  38. Heaves (Recurrent Airway Obstruction)
  39. Cleveland Bay
  40. 3–14 days
  41. Secretariat (1973 – 1:59.40)
  42. Strongyles (small and large)
  43. Arabian
  44. Hackamore
  45. Vitamin D
  46. Cerebellum (balance and movement)
  47. 8 ft 1 in (Huaso in 1949)
  48. Failure of Passive Transfer (FPT)
  49. Welsh Pony
  50. Clydesdale
  51. 55 mph
  52. About 11 months (340 days)
  53. Lysine
  54. 28–44 beats per minute
  55. Hanoverian (historically), now often Thoroughbred crosses
  56. Steer wrestling (bulldogging)
  57. Girth (or cinch in Western)
  58. Hock joint
  59. Brown
  60. American Quarter Horse
  61. Dressage
  62. 54 (7 cervical, 18 thoracic, 6 lumbar, 5 sacral, ~18–23 coccygeal)
  63. Appaloosa
  64. George Washington
  65. Vitamin D
  66. True white
  67. Grand Prix
  68. Bowed tendon
  69. Seabiscuit
  70. Calf area (muscles between stifle and hock)
  71. Hyperkalemic Periodic Paralysis
  72. Bald face
  73. Iron
  74. 1.60 meters (~5’3”)
  75. Exertional Rhabdomyolysis (muscle cramping and stiffness)
  76. Driving
  77. Lipizzaner
  78. 5–15 gallons per day
  79. Barbaro
  80. Bay
  81. Connemara Pony
  82. Equine Infectious Anemia (EIA)
  83. Tennessee Walking Horse
  84. Monocular (wide field)
  85. Withers
  86. EPM (Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis)
  87. Falabella
  88. Jog (slow trot)
  89. White line (laminar junction)
  90. Shire
  91. Snip
  92. Akhal-Teke
  93. 205
  94. Parrot mouth (overbite) or monkey mouth (underbite)
  95. Hock joint
  96. 62 years (Old Billy)
  97. Dutch Warmblood (KWPN)
  98. Horse
  99. Fracture or penetrating wound to bone
  100. Equine Herpesvirus (EHV-1)
  101. Polysaccharide Storage Myopathy
  102. Founder (chronic laminitis)
  103. Left front
  104. Protein (lysine)
  105. Fiber (cellulose)
  106. Dressage
  107. Iodine
  108. Stifle joint
  109. Tendon
  110. Tetanus
  111. Blind staggers (alkali disease)
  112. Mallet
  113. Whorl (cowlick)
  114. Alfalfa
  115. Ireland
  116. 10 gallons
  117. Suspensory ligament
  118. Strangles
  119. 21 feet
  120. Equine Metabolic Syndrome
  121. Kentucky Derby
  122. 18 pairs (36 total)
  123. Tarsal bones
  124. Cloverleaf pattern