Horses

a stable hand cleans stalls and helps around the barn, a groom is strictly used for the care of horses they might bath them and clean them

Evendentually they do, or else they couldn't have lived in the wild for so long.

Basically, the Mustang is a compact, strong and sturdy horse from the west of the United States which desended from the horses brought by the spanish. In the related links box below I posted a good link on the color variety of the Mustang horse.

It would be called a dorse and it would have a horses head and like a really small body for a dog

you can tell by it's ability, height, colour of it's coat and even weight.

A wild female horse is called the same as a domesticated female horse. If the female horse is less than 5 years of age it is called a FILLY, but if the female horse is over the age of 5 it is called a MARE.

You are correct, donkeys do not normally need as much feed as a horse. But in general, you should budget out about the same costs. The donkey still needs a fenced area, a shelter, fresh water. You will still need to provide good quality hay, and some grain as a supplement (oats, 9-10 % protein feed in small amounts). The donkey will need hoof care, worming and vaccinations as would a horse. The total cost may not be as low as half, but your feed bill itself will be lower.

Deer is a fawn.

Horse is a foal.

A horse lives best in a grassy or lightly wooded biome, with flowing streams or rivers nearby. Since horses eat grass, they need lots of grassland. Woodlands provide protection in storms or bad weather.

yes

You could assume that no fewer than four horses need to run in order for one of them to claim fourth place.

No. It comes from fibers.

It is most common for any horse, including Shires, to have only one foal. However it is possible for any breed to be able to have two, Shires included.

A baby horse is called a foal, and their size will vary with breed, sex, and how far along in development it is when it was born. Typically they will weigh 75 to 200 pounds and be about 10 hands high or so.

1. Black socks on all four legs
2. star
3. snip
4. blaze
5. The socks are never white
6. Those are the most common markings for a Saddlebred horse

The Spanish Mustangs have been around (in the Americas) for over 500 years. Stallions, on the other hand, far longer than that: stallions have been around ever since horses or Equids have existed on Planet Earth.

Blue Blooded horses are those that have pedigrees. They are pure breed horses. Often they are more expensive than mixed breed horses.

Leisurely means slow or unhurried, and gait is a term for the way a horse walks, and is sometimes applied to human walking. So a leisurely gait is a slow pace of riding or walking.

horses like to be touched under the chin, the cheek,the forehead, the nose and the neck

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A real Pegasus would be a great find for this century of explorers. A Pegasus could not only be used as transportation but would become invaluable friends for life. (BFFL) Someone who was keen enough to find a Pegasus would be able to sell it for 1 Centillion as the minimum price.

The closest you will get would be a zebra from the Seringetti. The American Mustangs roam the western US and some of that terrain is deset-like. Both of these species are protected by law.

you dont wear the stirrup, you put your foot in it!

That would be the Chincoteague pony called Misty. The real Misty was foaled on the Beebe ranch and not in the wild, her sire was Pied Piper and her Dam was Phantom. She and her foal Stormy have been 'stuffed' and mounted for viewing in a museum. She currently has 80 living descendants left. A Misty look alike is foaled almost every year.

its ok if you want to learn how to look after a horse but i left beacuse the faught over who lead u even if u could ride by yourself :-) bank end is really good

Founder is called laminitis, a disease of the hoof.