Are horses allowed soft mints?

becase there soft

carrots, apples, or mints

Yes that is why people are allowed mints during standarized tests

They were created in the1950's in the Netherlands by two brothers who liked mints. They are mints that are soft on the inside and have a hard candy coating on the outside.

Many horses love peppermints. Just make sure not to feed them too many.

Polos i think! But they can't eat sherbert lemons!

Currently just twelve horses are allowed.

horses eat grain, hay,grass, carrots, apples, and mints

i think its because of the taste of the mint, maybe the horsees are attracted to the sweet taste of it

Carrots, apples, sugar cubes, mints, or specific treats made for horses.

Horses eat with their mouth...obviously:) The things horses eat are:Hay,carrots,mints,grass,salt licks,apples,oats,chaff, and sometimes straw

Yes. Ride horses, its the best sport ever!!

Some Horses Are Allergic To The Dust In Hay And Sometimes Polo's Or Other Mints, So It's Best To Ask Some One If You Don't Own The Horse.

they are rough but smooth

Probably I dont see why not One of the boys in my class the other day said that he always buys mints at the airport and so he eats them on the way to his holidays

Chocolate mints main ingredient is chocolate, usually dark chocolate to compliment the mint. The mint takes the form of either a soft center or mixed in the chocolate to allow the mint flavour through the whole sweet

Horses can get tooth decay from too many sugary treats, so mints are not the best treat for them, although many people use those. Most horses really enjoy apples and carrots. These are much healthier treats for them.

A soft mouth is when your can take the bit and turn it gently and your horse should turn

Squirrels, horses and rabbits

Horse are Soft and really cuddly

yes in some small private beaches horses are allowed. But u should always check with the beaches authorities before bringing the horse

No, horses don't lose teeth, it is believed that horses only eat grass and hay so no teeth will come out because it is soft.

The stirrup.

yes horses are allowed to roam free in some states like wyoming, oklahoma, and nabraska mostly just mustangs are the ones that get the freedom.

No if you bring them on the plane they will escort you off and check u analy

A racetrack made of soft dirt that racehorses run on!!

I Am from uni-soft and there will be horses available to ride in the next downloadable content in march 2012

yes. we use it

There ARE horses in Assassin's Creed. Yeah there are horses you just have to get far enough into the game to interact with and ride on them. {Travis3115} In Assassin's Creed 3:The Brotherhood the horses are allowed in the cities now as escape plans and such i didn't buy it but i think you whistle or something to get it to you for an escape.

yes. it makes a soft and nice smelling bed

The Feel Soft And Cuddly like horses or donkeys

Mister Ed - 1958 No Horses Allowed 2-20 was released on: USA: 4 March 1962

Soft Dirt or grass is best for horses. But Most likely soft dirt because tey will get distracted and eat the grass while you are working with them. However, rocks are very bad for horses because it will hurt their feet.

They race horses on dirt so the ground is nice snd soft and safe for the horse or pony. They like it nice and soft because if the ground is hard and slippery, the horse or pony could slip, or pull a muscle.

Along with apples, favorite treats include carrots (baby or regular size), mints, and stud muffins (can be homemade or store-bought).

Women were allowed in the Olympics but only for the equestrian events. They were only allowed to ride the horses.

an old fashioned horse or ox plow is how they plow fields with horses

no jockies should not be allowed to use whips because it hurts them and it is abusive to horses

horses foam after they have eaten and are working hard. if they are working hard while riding chances are that they have been on the bit and they have a soft suttle flection in their mouth

The number of horses allowed per acre is usually controlled by the county where the property is located.

Yes. Many horse owners feed their horses apples, as it helps keep their teeth clean.

People rode horses long before there was metal armor.

Confederate soldiers were allowed to keep them

If you are referring to stud types, then metal spikes are not allowed at most clubs, soft spikes are recommended.

Not human mints, but you can give them doggie mints which you can buy in stores.

Not unless it is really soft or dry dirt. If it is or even was mud, you will need something a little more sharp.

Horses should not be allowed to eat goldenrod plants. The toxin is present in both the dry and green plant.

Nickering is a type of soft whinny that horses make when they like something or are happy.

the coat can be shiny and multiple different colors, it can be dirty, or rough or soft.

Mince is a homonym of mints.