A wild female horse is called the same as a domesticated female horse. If the female horse is less than 5 years of age it is called a FILLY, but if the female horse is over the age of 5 it is called a MARE.
under 4 are called fillies and over 4 and have had a foal are mares
A female horse over 5 years is called a mare. A female horse under 5 years is called a filly.
An adult female horse is called a 'mare'. A young female horse is called a 'filly'.for horse it is a marefor more answers look in my equestrian centers forum on the account Ele2611 A female horse over 4 years of age is called a mare
It's the same for wild horses and tame horses: Baby horse=Foal Teenage Female(Girl) Horse=Filly Teenage Male(Boy) Horse=Colt Adult Female(Girl) Horse=Mare Adult Male(Boy) Horse=Stallion Adult Male(Boy) Horse that is "fixed"(Gelded)=Gelding
A female horse, no matter if she is wild, feral or domestic is only ever called by two things: Filly up until she turns four years old and then she is called a mare from the time she turns four until the day she dies.
A female horse is called a mare. A young female is called a filly.
I believe the female is called a hind in the wild variety of asses. When the female ass is bred to a stallion horse , the offsping is called a hinny . This offspring is usually sterile, as are mules, since the donkey/horse cross also results in sterile offsping.
a "semi-wild" horse.
A Female Horse Is Called A Mare, And If The Horse Is Under 12 Months It's Called A Filly. ~Summer~
A female horse is called a Mare baby horse is called a Filly
A grown female horse is called a mare, a grown male horse is called a stallion, a foal is a colt (male) or filly (female)
A female horse before a year of age is called a foal (the same as a male horse before weaning). Between 1 and 4 years of age, a female horse is called a Filly. After four years, a female horse is called a mare.
A female horse child born is called a filly.