Horses

The Przewalski's Horse is the last of the true wild horses left in the world. Zebras are not really horses but cousins to the horse. The Mustangs of the American west are not really truly wild but are ferel meaning they at one time were domestic and escaped and reverted to the wild.

The amount of money made by a groom will depend on the stable they work at, their level of experience, other skills they may have, current pay wages, and several other factors, but typically an average everyday groom makes roughly minimum wage or just over. More experience brings higher pay.

23.436294 mph depending on the type of horse and train!

A horse in the wild will act in much the same way a horse in domestic situations would. They graze for 10 to 20 hours depending on the quality of the forage, while grazing they will intermittently lay down and sleep, nap standing up, go to the water hole to drink, play with their herd mates, possibly breed with a stallion or mare, and always remain watchful of predators.

That depends on the size and breed of the horse. A large draft horse like a Percheron is much more powerful than a Bengal or even a Siberian tiger. However, a smaller horse like a Mustang may be equivalent to a large male Siberian tiger.

It depends on who's opinion you get here are a couple though.

Man O'War (race Horse)

Trigger (Television)

Mare IS the correct English word for a female horse.

A young mare - up to about 2 years old - is referred to as a filly.

A male horse is a stallion.

A young male horse is a colt.

A male horse that has been castrated is a gelding.

I don't think that horses will be going extinct any time soon. They are valuable almost beyond measure in many ways. They are carefully bred and they are highly prized loved and cared for by countless people throughout the world.

no a horse can run up to 30mph and the fastest human can only run up to 25 mph

Hmm...how will they fit in the voting booth...can they read the questions...and how on Earth will they hold the pencil, pull the lever...will they say neigh to everything because they can't say yes?

they live to the age of 15-20 years because they dont get treated with diseases, illnesses and injuries.

There are wild horses practically everywhere horses are ridden. There the odd few that get away on people or are lost and turned to the wild in addition to the mustangs.

If you ever hav a minute google Sable Island. It is a island near Newfoundland Canada Where no humans are allowed to go. It is strictly a wild horse island.

A donkey's hooves are more box shaped. They are a sharper angle to the ground where as a horse's are more slanted; a gentler angle. Also, a donkey's hooves are used to dryer climates, so when they are in moister climates or even snow or constant water they can start to soften and this can cause all sorts of problems.

NO! They have hard hooves like horses or cows.

Horse clothing, such as blankets and fly masks, can be bought at any local tack supply store, or large farm supply chains such as Tractor Supply. Several mail order and online tack shops also ship horse clothing.

People still use carriages today.

A blacksmith or a farrier

== == Well, the normal range of foals can be from $450-$900. Yes, there will be prices lower and prices higher. The reason why I didnt say $10,000 is because I'm about to get there. The buy-back foals normally go for a lot more than foals who arent buy-backs. The buy-backs go up to $10,000!

If you mean the American breed of cart horse, they are usually chestnut.

In order to achieve some level of friendship or most likely partnership you must form a bond with that horse, and it's not just by grooming, feeding and exercise. You need to initiate this partnership by first joining up with the horse, which is essentially "chasing" or herding the horse around a round-pen--working on each side of him--until he has his head and ears turned to you. You turn your back and allow him to approach you--the "joining up" part--when his nose touches your shoulder or shoulder blade, then you follow through by rubbing his muzzle then rubbing him down all over on both sides. Once you've achieved the joining up process, then you can do pretty well anything with him, including training, riding and ground-work. Joining up just makes it that much easier to work with a horse, and helps form a bond of trust, respect and even frienship you can't get if you are subconciously fighting a horse for rights to dominance and respect.

The process of joining-up is a complex one and many horse "whisperers" or horse trainers have their own methods. The process described above is just a very, very brief summary of how Monty Roberts would join-up with a horse. Other famous horsemen and -women like Ray Hunt, Pat Perelli and Cherry Hill have their own unique join-up methods that you may wish to follow to create a strong bond with your horse.

In addition to joining-up, a natural horsemanship method gaining popularity called liberated training is also a unique and powerful way to form a strong bond with your horse that can't be achieved with a lunge-line and a halter. All that is needed is you, your horse, and the 100 percent trust, love, loyalty and respect that come in between you and your horse, and you will form a bond of friendship that will last, if not a lifetime, then forever.

Most horses can eat a lot of apples and will not overeat at one feeding. A known case of a horse getting sick from overeating apples is not known.

Minor, but it should be "too" many.

Far too many to count.

The wild Kaimanawa horses live on tussock planes shrublands forest remnants and gravel and pumice fields

Palomino Horse: History

This horse cannot yet be regarded as an established breed, since it does not present uniform characteristics.

The only feature all Palominos have in common is their coat but strangely enough it is not possible to transmit this color reliably.

The horse is highly regarded in the United States, and in Great Britain there is a pony version.

His horses name was 'Bucephalus'. Here's more: Bucephalus died in June 326 BC, and his breed is an Equus Caballus horse.