Pony Club HB Rating Practice Test

In horses, the order in which permanent teeth come in follows a predictable front-to-back sequence, with the front teeth appearing first. The central incisors are the earliest to erupt among the permanent teeth, usually around two to three years of age. After them, the intermediate incisors come in, then the corner incisors. Canines tend to erupt later and are not present in all horses, especially in mares. So the central incisors are the first set to erupt.