Definitely not.
You should walk on the left side of the horse (also the side you mount from). You still lead them by doing this, as they will follow where the lead pulls or goes.
No, you should stand (usually) to the left side, at the horse's shoulder. When leading, you should stand about arms length away so that they won't step on you. (believe me, it's painful) Horses cannot see directly in front of them, so if you suddenly move away from their blind point, they could become startled and run away. The left side of the horse is usually where horses are handled from, so they are more used to being handled from here.
The best thing to lead a horse with is called a leading rope. i hope you found the answer you were lookin for here. But yes i would definatley say the answer would be a leading rope. You can lead the horse by the reins but the best thing to lead a horse with would be a leading rope.
Forging means that the horse is hitting the front leg with the hind leg on the same side. You'll here a metallic clinking sound as the shoes hit each other if the horse is shod. If the horse is barefoot you may here a dull thunking sound.
You can get arrested for animal abuse here if the car gets hot. if you don't, you should be. you should be horse-whipped with a real horse!
Go to the horse's page>manage>move> you should find it here :)
I have the horse right here, his names Paul Revere
I do! I admit I made an assumption here that we are discussing a block of salt. If you plan on actually licking your horse, you should also leave the horse there when done licking it, although I would not lick most of my horses. They tend to roll in things that are not lickable.
He should play similarly to before - he sets off on his horse and you have to catch up with him. The big difference here is that when you attack him you should be attacking from in front of him. Then you have to keep parrying him until said turn ends successfully or until the battle ends.
I've got a horse right here his name is Paul Revere
If your horse is not in an equestrian center, when you go to his page there should be links that say "your horse is not yet boarding in a center ...click here..." etc. Click on that, and it will take you to a page where you can select the maximum price and minimum prestige.
You should ask that on horse isle in ads chat. Not here.
Im sure that if you take your horse to the vet and ask them to explain what you should do with your horse they would tell you and i recommend going to a horse sight before that and type in horse questions and answers and in the question box just put in there what you are asking here and im sure you will get a more accurate answer.