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What did an ostler do in the mines?
An ostler (hostler) looked after horses. There used to be horses in mines.
What type of horses are usually used for ploughing and farm labor?
shire horses
What type of horses were used in agriculture?
I am not sure, but i am pretty sure that it was Draft horses.
What breed of horses are used in full metal jousting?
The horses used are mainly draft types and draft type crosses.
What type of horses were most commonly used to pull a horse carriage?
Clydesdale's are commonly used however Arabs and some quarter horses may be used depending on the type of carriage it is pulling
What are the uses of horses is the old times?
carring coal in mines, ploughing etc. but some horses still plough now
Describe 3 different kinds of mines?
Coal mine: A type of mine where coal is extracted from underground or open-pit mines to be used as a source of energy. Gold mine: A type of mine where gold ore is extracted and processed to produce gold, often found in underground mines or as open-pit mines. Diamond mine: A type of mine where diamonds are extracted and processed from volcanic pipes or alluvial deposits, with some mines operating underground while others are open-pit mines.
How many surface mines?
There are thousands of surface mines worldwide, with the exact number varying depending on the location and type of mineral or resource being extracted. Surface mines are typically used for materials such as coal, metals, and aggregates.
What type of Horses are used in Olympic Show Jumping?
all types
What type of transportation were used in 1800?
trains clipper chip horses
What type of dye used for horses tail in North Africa?
henna
What are horses types?
a horses type- im not sure if you mean the breed or the actual type: the 'type' of horse could be what the horse is used for- e.g. a draft horse (used for heavy work) a hack, a show horse etc a breed of horse is a specific type of horse, e.g. friesian, arabian, shetland there are also ponies and horses, horses being larger than ponies (14.2 hands or above) :)
