Long hair could be a consequence of oncoming winter or, if the coat remains long year round, a symptom of Cushing's Disease. Horses can also fail to shed if they have heavy parasite infestations.
Finally, if the hair coat and the mane and tail are Curly the horse may be part of the
Bakshir Curly breed that has a longer than normal hair coat that is wavy/curly.
Yes, a horse has fur.
Horses are mammals. They have short fur. It's been a long time since I actually touched a horse, but their fur is about a medium on the scale of coarseness verses softness.
Some times all it means is your horse is getting older
fur/hair
You mean horse? Yes, they are warm blooded and have fur. They also have live birth. So theyre mammals.
a horse with white or grey fur is called a grey.
horse hair
Yes.
gwallt (hair of the head); blew (hairs; hair; fur); rhawn (coarse long hair, horse-hair).
No. The idea that a horse that has long hair has worms is an old wives tale.
It depends what you mean by how long are mares, if you mean by how long they live the same as the average horse or pony, how long they are by measurement it varies to which breed they are.
horses - of any kind - don't eat fur