They often get along but it just depends on the individual horse(s)
well a filly is a baby girl horse and a stallion is an adult male horse
A young male horse is a colt, called a stallion when adult. If castrated, it is then called a gelding. A young female horse is a filly, called a mare when adult.
An adult horse is either a mare or a stallion. A male adult is a stallion, and a female horse is a mare.
if his testicles have been cut of he is a gelding if not he is a stallion and when they are babies they are called stud colt
Without getting too technical, an adult female horse is a mare, and a young female horse is a filly. An adult male horse is a stallion, and a young male horse is a colt. Spanish for mare is yegua; for filly, potra.
Horse is the term typically used for both the animal and the adult form of that animal. A baby horse is called a foal (Colt for male, Filly for female), foals grow into adult horses.
It's the same for wild horses and tame horses: Baby horse=Foal Teenage Female(Girl) Horse=Filly Teenage Male(Boy) Horse=Colt Adult Female(Girl) Horse=Mare Adult Male(Boy) Horse=Stallion Adult Male(Boy) Horse that is "fixed"(Gelded)=Gelding
A young female horse is called a filly and a male horse is called a colt. All young horses can be referred to as foals and can be male or female.
Baby Horse: FoalYoung Male Horse: ColtYoung Female Horse: FillyAdult Male Horse: Stallion (if intact) or Gelding(if castrated)Adult Female Horse: Mare or Dam (if she has had foals)Note: There are differences (between countries) regarding the age when a colt or filly becomes an adult these range from between 2 to 5 years.
A colt or young horse is a baby horse.
A young girl horse is called a filly, and a young male is called a colt. An adult female is called a mare, and an un-castrated adult male is called a stallion. A castrated adult male is called a gelding.
A baby boy horse is called a Colt.