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Is it true that Kentucky earned a reputation for breeding horses in the 1800s?
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What is the offspring for a male donkey and female donkey?
A donkey is the result of breeding male and female donkeys. This is true of all species. Horses give rise to horses and butterflies to butterflies.
Why do horses love corn?
To a horse corn has a sweetish flavor and as a general rule most horses have a bit of a sweet tooth. Corn has a reputation as a 'bad' food for horses, but if fed in small amounts it will not cause any real problems.
Why is the urine of donkeys and horses are so pungent?
Usually the odour of a female horse or donkey will have a strong smell when they are in heat. The male will be able to smell the hormones in the urine, and signal that she is ready for breeding.
What are the release dates for Horses Horses - 1927?
Horses Horses - 1927 was released on: USA: 4 September 1927
What did the Seminole tribe used for transportation feet canoes or horses?
All of the above but not horses because they did not have horses.
What type of agriculture is prevalent in KY?
most of agricuture in Kentucky raising and breeding horses
How would you use the word breeding in a sentence?
She left the big city and now she's breeding horses on a farm in rural Kentucky.
Why are horses important to Kentucky?
there are horse races in kentucky - kentucky derby
How many horses are allowed to start in the Kentucky Derby?
The Kentucky Derby field is limited to 20 horses. Some people think 20 horses are too many for a horse race, with the finish sometimes resembling a cavalry charge. However, that large of a field does offer many good betting possibilities.
Who was the owner of the 2011 Kentucky Derby winner?
It was owned by what is called WinStar Farm, a farm for breeding race horses that is owned by Kenny Troutt.
What country is the best at breeding horses?
The Jockey Club (Thoroughbred registry in US) registers about 37,000 foals every year with the majority from, of course, the Bluegrass state, Kentucky. Followed by Florida, California and New York.
What horses are in Kentucky?
in racing kentucky, thoroughbreds (TB)
Why is Kentucky most famous for horses?
The Kentucky Derby
Where can you find thoroughbred horses?
A couple of states are pretty close. Texas, California, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Florida are the top contenders for horse breeding. The northeast states are big producers of sport horses and hunter/jumpers. The American Quarter Horse is the most popular breed in the US.
What livestock does Kentucky sell?
Kentucky's most important livestock are Thoroughbred horses and cattle.
What state is known for race horses?
Kentucky, I think
Do horses slow down after breeding?
No.
