Well they pick up their feet to cover land as they run or walk just like any other living thing must do to get food or to get away from predators...........
Yes. When galloping, there is a moment when all of a horse's legs are off the ground. This occurs when the legs are bunched up beneath the animal.
A horse moves by walking or running on all four of its legs and hooves. It uses its tail to swat flies or keep it self cool from the heat.
A scientific discovery that was made using photography involved the running motion of a horse. Until they photographed a horse running no one knew that when a horse runs at one point in time all four legs come off the ground.
Horses use all four legs.
A horse's legs are very important because all their weight (that isn't their legs!) is supported by their four legs. That's over 900lbs! So they have to be very strong and that's why if a horse breaks a leg it is usually fatal.
Polo wraps are usually placed on a horse's legs for protection and/or support during exercise. Depending on the horse and his job, he may wear wraps on all four legs, just two, or not at all.
Muybridge photographed the horse in order to settle an argument. It was thougt that it was impossible for a running horse's legs to all be off the groumd at the same time, Muybridge succeeded in proving that they were.
Get someone to walk then trot your horse around an area then you can really telll if your horse is limping. You can also pick up your horses feet and see if you straited all four legs ONE AT A TIME. Then see if your horse exibets any pain or nervouness. Feel legs to see if any unnormal lumps or bumps are felt.
I would say, "No" because they use all of their legs as legs to walk on. They don't use 3 legs to pick things up and move thing. So all their legs are legs.
You have to have very strong arms and VERY legs. Your arms to guide the horse and legs to stay on, tell the horse to go faster, and as you advance you need them to steer the horse. Really, you need all your muscles, but mostly legs.
No, a horse never takes more than 2 legs off the ground at once. For each level of speed-walk trot canter gallop-they lift different legs at different times.
there isn't really a equipment for running. all u need is 2 legs and that's it