they eat butternut squash
Ponies eat a wide range of food, from grass to cereals. Carrots and Apples provide a bit of variety. Google horse feed for more info. Contrary to most books, sugar lumps are NOT good for horses. Polos can be given.
This is a big question. You should read a book on 'Horse Feeding/ Nutrition/ Diet' etc. But generally speaking a horse has it's water and roughage/ forage (pasture, grass, hay) which provides the horse's main nutrition - which is what the horse survived on in the wild. However, when nowadays domesticated horses are used for work we provide them concentrates/ supplements/ extra feeds for extra nutrition that is lost during work.
People used to hand measure feeds for the horses ex. a certain amount of each ingredient to provide overall nutrition - like (this is definately not correct, just an example) but oats might provide 20% of the daily protein needed and 36% of the daily carbohydrates etc. Although nowadays people buy specially formulated feeds with complete nutrition - like there is a bag of complete nutrition for stallions or a bag for complete nutrition for young weanlings. It is usually fed with chaff.
We also sometimes add extra supplements like hoof supplements if needed and the occasional tit - bit!
horses eat grain, hay,grass, carrots, apples, and mints
Horses love to eat grass and plant foods. What they eat are known as legumes. Their owners usually feed them with hay. Carrots are also given to horses as a treat.
Ponys' eat mostly grass , hay, or if they are still a baby they will drink milk from there mums' milk.
The same thing all the other breeds of horses eat. The breed of the horse and/or pony does not change the nutrients it requires.
Grass and oats.
A horse.
Grass
grass and plants
a sea horse eats ugly people and fresh seaweed
A sea horse.
this depends on how much the horse weighs and what kind of work it's doing. A horse needs 1.5% to3.0% of it's body weight in food daily. That would be roughly 15 to 30 pounds of food for a 1,000 pound horse.
Hay, they also graze on grass and like carrots, apples, and sugar cubes as a snack.
My horse doesn't try to eat dog food. You shouldn't let your horse eat that. He's probably just being nosy or being a pig. Dog food is for dogs, not horses.
some of them do
"To eat like a horse" means to eat a LOT of food.
Horses don't eat cylinders.