In the wild, horses spend about 17 hours grazing everyday. However, if they are stabled, then they cannot graze, unless they are turned out and it is unlikely they are turned out for at least 17 hours (unless they live on 24/7 turnout, but im talking about stabled horses). Stabled horses are usually fed 3 or 4 meals a day, with hay throughout the day. The hay is very important as it keeps the digestive system going throughout the day and, for this reason, horses must have some kind of forage, whether is it hay, grass or haylage. Horses can suffer from gastric ulcers if they do not have the chance to eat forage. Hope I've helped!
Because they are hungry.
Depends on how much space, money and time you have to spend on them.
a lot
depends on what is wrong with the horse
lady bugs spend most of their time eating
Sleeping and searching for food and water.
most of the time when a horse isn't sleeping he will be eating.
Mostly eating, getting fat, roaming around...... eating.
Horses are most active in the daytime, eating, sleeping and playing among the herd.
Americans spend approximately half an hour in the morning for breakfast, one hour for lunch an one hour in the night for dinner.
Eating bamboo, sleeping and stuff.
they spend their time in water or sitting inside or on a rock or eating food or having a conversation with other tapirs or hiding sleeping. that is how they spend their time .