This is a misnomer. All sexes of horses can pull wagons. The most level headed of the sexes is the gelding.
Because a female of any species tend to have more energy than their male counterparts. Males have good strength but the endurance is more important. Males like horses or oxen were often used for heavy but less enduring work.
Same is the case in humans. HA! HA!
They were strong and had a good temperament.
Horses, mules
Many horses are not used for many things these days, other than the joy of riding. Horses used to be used all the time to pull wagons and carriage's they would also pull machines in the crops to help grow them. they were also important means of transportation.
Many horses are not used for many things these days, other than the joy of riding. Horses used to be used all the time to pull wagons and carriage's they would also pull machines in the crops to help grow them. they were also important means of transportation.
horses , oxen and mules
Matter of fact, horses did pull wagons, back in the old days. The most known time that horses were used as wagon transportation is back when English came to the Americas and used the wagons to move out west and so forth.
To pull their wagons, trfthe Mormon Pioneers used horses, mules, oxen and sometimes even pulled them by hand!
To pull heavy wagons, plows and things like that.
The pilgrims used wagons.
Most people used oxen or horses. These were purchased before the trip was made.
Horses may pull carriages, wagons, carts, or trams (kind of like street cars) as a source of transportation
They did a gallop, not a full run. The wagon trains mainly used oxen to pull the wagons since they were so heavy.
They used horses,sleds,stagecoaches,row boats,and wagons.