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I believe the name of the decapitated horse was "Khartoum".
A pony cannot be classified as a horse - they're two distinct things. Ponies are supposed to be below 14.2 hands, and while there are many horses who fall below this mark, they're still classified as horses and not ponies. In addition to height, if you look at ponies as compared to horses, they tend to be thicker - especially in the head and barrel. There are very distinctive conformation traits present in ponies.
In order to cool off and see if Ponyboy can get his head straight before he goes home again and faces Darry.
Mule. Cross between a horse and donkey. This animal is sterile. It also has a donkey's shaggier coat, upright mane and long ears and its legs are more compact than a horses (less slanted). However it has the horse's intelligent face and eyes, the horse's sleek barrel and usually the horse's hard hooves.
Donkeys have long ears, considerably longer than horses Horses are faster than donkeys. Even smaller horses can outrun a donkey. Donkey's conformation is not as similar as a horse when you look into the finer details. Donkey's need an earlier warning so they can have a head start to run away. Therefore donkeys hearing is better.
Most of the time it's the horses head.
Although the part of a horses head have special names, the head itself does not - It's just a head. Mfire
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A horses head help them to see farther away than what they can see
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On their head.
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a head.
it is when the second horses head is even with the winning horses neck.
normally people in a show make the horses head high but neck arched but horse and cart , horses heads have to be high to pull the cart
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If it is a cold wind or it is blowing debris toward the horses they will typically stand with their haunches facing their wind. This will prevent sand or other debris from getting into their eyes. If it is a gentle breeze or a hot day the horses may stand where the wind either blows against them head on or from the side to help cool themselves.