A horse
Obviously healthy.
wise horse
A horse that requires little extra dietary maintenance and maintains a healthy weight is called an easy keeper.
A horse like that would be called a hard keeper.
The word would be "sound".
It would just be his ideal weight. A horse that keeps a good body weight with little food is called an 'easy keeper'.
An easy keeper
an easy keeper
Moderate butter consumption is perfectly healthy.
This type of horse is refered to as an "easy keeper".
A horse with perfectly healthy legs. He is not lame in any way. Soundness includes good eyesight, breathing, correct structure of the teeth and overall structure that results in good overall function in conjunction with healthy legs and feet. In horses used for breeding, soundness refers to the stallion's ability to breed and get mares in foal. Breeding soundness in a broodmare means that the mare is fertile, can carry a foal to term and produce adequate milk to support a foal.
Easy keeper