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Horses
Since man first domesticated the horse around 4000 BC, it has proved to be quite useful and important in the progress of civilization. This category contains information about wild horses, the varieties of breeds, colors, and the history of horses, as well as other general information pertaining to these stunning and magnificent animals.
2,791 Questions
All four of my legs come off the ground though come back on two what am I doing?
courbette- It is an action performed by the lipizzaner
Where in the world do wild mustangs live?
Many countries have wild mustangs. The United States has them in much of the west, like Nevada. Australia also have wild mustanags. They call them brumbies.
How powerful is a filly's kick?
Powerful enough that you would not want to find out the hard way. Even young horses and ponies have amazing amounts of strength. If she is over a year old her kick could be lethal.
While less damaging, it is actually more painful than an adult horse's kick, since it is in a small concetrated area!
What do the horse tracks look like?
A horses' natural hoof print will look like a circle with an upside down "V" shape at the bottom of the circle (Please see related links for an image).
Horses that are wearing shoes (metal plates on their hooves) will only leave half circle shapes that look like a horseshoe.
What animals do horses keep in balance?
Horses enjoy the company of other horses, and also cats and donkeys/mules. They may get along with other animals such as dogs or goats.
They do not like snakes, pigs.
Horses like other horses :) aswell as other animals ^^^How does cow hocked effect a driving horse?
Cow hocks affect the longevity of a horse from a performance standpoint in any discipline. Performance horses that have to do a lot of squatting back on their hind legs or spinning need to have a strong hock.
Depending on the severity of the defect and the level of performance, a horse
may become lame in a very short period of time.
A driving horse the mainly walks or trots on roadways could be serviceably sound for many years, whereas a horse used in combined training as a wheel horse in a four in hand moving at high speed and turning quickly may not last very long.
Did hardrada fight with horses?
Horses chase each other when they get upset and then they start kicking each other.
Rolt usually means "rolled over". This can be a dialect usage of the word when referring to a horse who has rolled in the field.
What do you call a knee on a horse?
The front knees are called the "Knees", the hind ones are called "Hocks".
Yes. Ireland is one of the top nations in the world for breeding horses and for training them for racing and other sports. So Ireland has a huge amount of horses living in it.
Where do mustangs live in the wild?
The American Mustang can be found in Alberta, Canada, British Columbia, Nevada, Wyoming, Oregon, Washington and Utah. According to the BLM (Bureau of Land Managment) there are 33,700 total Mustangs and wild burros, half of thoses found in Nevada. There is another 34,000 in various holding pens.
There is this thing that is not a tongue ring, but it's plastic and you can't really see it when it is in. Idk if there are places that sell them. If not, you could get one from a tattoo/ peircing parlor, I'm pretty sure. == == You can buy glass or acrylic retainers that will hold the piercings shape and allow a normal barbell to be inserted at a later time.
How can freeze branding in horses be tracked?
A freeze brand can be specific to an individual horse or can be a traditional brand owned by a farm ranch or individual. All of them can be tracked.
What does a youngster ear is on his back mean?
This means that the child won't listen unless beaten.Used in ancient Egypt,the term is fully written as:
A youngster's ear is on his back; he only listens to the man who beats him.
This term is mainly used be scribes.
Canterwood Crest is a fictional story meaning that it is not real. As for the horse for sale I would suggest looking on-line at horse sale websites or even Craigslist for horses.
