Well it depends on the care of the horses and the horses genetics. But most horses live into their 20's and 30's, though some live into their 40's. The oldest horse on record is Old Billy a barge horse that lived to be 62 years old.
It depends on certain aspects like:
~Health + Grooming.
~The care it gets.
~How much exercise it gets.
horses can live for around 40 years iif you are lucky and keep them healthy!
Around thirty years depending on the breed. Some ponies (horses under 14.2h) can live up to the age of 40.
I assume you're asking how old horses generally live to be. Most healthy horses live into their late 20's, however it is not uncommon for horses to live into their 30's. Every now and then, a horse will live to the point of being geriatric, in their 40's.
Up to 22 years old
25 to 33 years
A horse (ifyou are lucky) can live to be 30 (I have had some live to 40)
up to 100 years
Yes, the oldest horse was I think 62 or 63. His name was Old Billy. He was a draft horse. Horses live around 25-35 years. Arabian horses, ponies and mules live 35-45 years. Draft horses tend to live about 25- 30 years old. It depends on the horse and their life.
it depends on the breed, really. most horses live as long as 25-30 years old, but one horse, old billy, lived until 62.
The average age for a horse to live up to is about 25 to 30 years old this of course depends what breed of horse, how it is looked after , if it has any health issues or its environment but the average well cared horse 25- 30 years old some horses will even live up to 40 years old! :)
most horses live up to 30 years old but if the horse was looked after properly it may live longer
Sea Horses live up to birth to a year old which is adult hood to a seahorse.
From a death of old age, most horses live from around 23-30. in the wild, it is a different story though.
it depends on the breed, really. most horses live as long as 25-30 years old, but one horse, old billy, lived until 62.