How far should be between you and the horse in front of you in a line of horses?

For things such as trail riding, the recommended distance is about two horses lengths. My personal rule of thumb is that you should be able to see the back hooves of the horse in front of you.

You should never, ever walk in front of a horse when leading it! This is a dangerous place to be should the horse spook or attempt to run you over. You also cannot see the horse and you have no control over him in that position. You should walk to the left of the horse, beside its neck, with the lead in your right hand. Think of the horses head, his shoulder and you between… Read More

It doesnt really matter were you stand when you are leading a child on a horse you should stand by the horses shoulder and most people would say that you should stand bt the horses shoulder but i dont really think it matters

It is the front of the horses "knee".

How much rest a race horse should get between races is dependent upon the horse and his health. Usually race horse trainers will give their horses about 3 weeks (21 days) between races. Some horses are able to be raced more or less frequently.

No, a horse has both front and rear teeth. There is a space in between the frontal incisors and the first premolars called the bar where there are no teeth.

Not in front but beside it. For howrse; It's False. I think you are asking where you should stand when you lead a horse? You should stand on the horse's left side, as horses are always trained to be handled from the left side.

Horses are large animals that need plenty of space. They can also be temperamental. When riding, a gap about the length of one horse should be kept between horses. (When riding abreast, the width of one horse should be kept between the riders). Horse's stalls should not be shared - each horse should have its own stall. The stalls should also be large enough that when standing in the middle of the stall, neither of… Read More

You walk in front and to the left, everything to do with horses in on the left.

about a horses length in between each rider at he least

Evolution never happened so a horse has always looked like the horses we see today.

Well ushally they are at the back of the saddle nearest to the horses tail. there should be about an inch and a half between the strap and the horses belly.

A horses body temperature should range between 99 and 101.5 degrees Fahrenheit.

You never walk directly in front of a horse because they could step on you. Usually horses are led from the left side and it is considered proper horsemanship if you stand between the horse's eye and shoulder when leading.

Normally, when on a ride, in the arena or out on the trail (anywhere for that matter) you should keep a 1 - horse length between you and the horse i front of you, so: Imagine that you are out on a ride with your friends. You are in the middle of your two friends. You don't know if the horse that your friend is riding kicks. (This is friend number 1 [the friend ahead… Read More

No you should always walk directly beside the horses left ear. ---------------- This is because if you were leading the horse and you were directly in front of it and it got spooked and bolted you could be trampled, resulting in you losing confidence in your horse and probably a large doctor bill.

Any horse size should be okay for 5'6" person but most ride horses between 15 and 16 hands high.

Depending on the condition of the horse, all ages of horses should be trained.

No their is not diet differences depend on how the horse/pony is used barrel/pole/down and back horses/ponys should have a bail a day and some grain, a racing horse should be kept on a veterinarian suggested diet. A pasture horse shoud get a bail a day and still be worked

A horses age doesn't always affect the amount of food it should eat. A horse should be fed between 1% and 3% of it's bodyweight in food a day.

Yes and no. You should be leading from the left side, slightly in front of the horse. The horse's front feet should track next to you and its head should be at or near your right shoulder. If you must walk in front of a horse, make sure its head is at your back so that its front feet won't trod on your heels.

Montana has a horse population of between 150,000 and 180,000 horses.

Both are different breeds of horses.

You should stand on the near side of the horse with the top of the bridle in your right hand and the bit in your left. Put your right hand between the horses ears and use your left hand to guide the bit into the horses mouth.

It should be a ponies distabce between you and the horse in front- Imsgine someone squeezing a pony exactly in the gap, about a metre and a half

This will vary based on the horses weight and it's job for the most part. A horse should be fed between 1% and 3% of it's own body weight everyday. The breed of the horses does not matter as nearly all horses require the exact same basics.

A safe distance to between each horse is about a horses distance apart, this way horses won't be able to easily reach another horse behind it if it is provoked to kick out.

That's the whole point of blinkers, so the horse can see just in front and not to the side of them, some horses panic when they see another horse coming up along side of them so blinkers stop this happening.

Well, when walking in front of a horse, you should not yell or make any jerky movements. If you do, the horse might startle. And when a horse startles, anything could happen.

the bangs on a horse are called,the forelock the horses hair between the ears is called the forelock and the hair on the neck is the mane which if you are showing it should lay on the right side.

A gallop is faster then a canter, but technically it is just longer... The front legs of the horse are placed farther in front of them, which does make them go faster, but most horses will only do this if they are naturally very eager to run (i.e. A race horse) or are very scared.

I don't know but "my horse club " questions should be under gaming not horses. thank you have a nice day :)

It is good for a horse to get at least one hour daily but if this is not possible leave your horse out to graze perfurably with other horses.

Andy, That was my old horses name!

Horses should be treated with respect because they are living thing and they have feelings just like humans. you should NOT do the following things to your horse: Don't hurt your horse. do not push your horse to do things that it does not have any ability to do. and do not tease your horse because it may cause the horse to obtain bad habits. thanks for listening :)

A horse should take between 8 and 16 breaths per minute. Obviously a larger horse would take closer to 8 breaths and a smaller horse or pony may take up to 16.

A draft horse is a domestic horse. It is a larger breed of horse bred for work (i.e., pulling heavy loads) rather than for riding or sporting purposes. Domestic horses encompass horses of all sizes and breeds, including draft horses.

The safety distance between horses vary between different horses. For example, some horses may gey very angry and may even kick if there is a horse behind them, a long distance away. but typically with most horses you will find that an average safe distance would be about one horse length apart.

A Tilly_Dog answere: It is as fast as any fish. It is different from a horse, it just has the same name with sea in front.

There is no need for horses in Singapore other than for horse betting, so there should not be a place which horses are sold.

Every horse owner/caregiver needs to know the vital signs of horses. The adult horse at rest should have a heart rate at about 30-40 beats a minute. Horse respiration should be 8-15 breaths per minute. Respiration should NEVER exceed heart rate. A healthy horse should have a body temperature between 99-101. The best way to tell the temp. is rectally. The horse's capillary refill should be about 1-2 seconds. Reference:Equasite.com

A horse should be given penicillin when a veterinarian determines the horse has a bacterial infection that will respond to the penicillin.

Where ever seems like a nice place, the horses should not have been abused, unless you are rehabilitating a horse.

These should go over both front hooves/pastern areas to keep your horse from "overreaching" or clipping it's front hooves with it's rear ones. Also, some of these problems can be corrected by a good farrier, after he/she observes the horses gait.

You should ALWAYS be careful with horses.

The amount a horse should eat will vary according to the horses weight, activity level, age and several other factors. There is no one amount for all horses.

No. Never walk directly in front of your horse as you lead him. Walk at his left shoulder about a foot between you and the horse. Be sure not to wrap the lead rope around your hand, this is a good way to loose some fingers.

No, ferns are toxic to horses and should not be fed. If ferns grow in or near where a horse has access to them they should be removed immediately.

Arabian horses are between 14hh and 16hh

There's no difference in the horses, it's a language difference: "draft horse" is American English, "draught horse" is British English.