Yes they can. Horses can be ridden until any age aslong as they are fit and healthy and in good condition, although some horses start to lack stamina and energy as they get older. Horses and ponies over 20 would need lighter work than say a 10 year old.
I was about 8 when I started riding horses and am still hooked.
research says that these horses are much older then the Arabians, which is close to 3,000 years old
Horses typically live between the ages of 20-35 years with 30 being about average, but some can live into their 40's.
some people say 20 - 25, i know horses that are 25 - 30 and are still going well with riders on their backs. so normally from 20 - 30 years old. there are the odd horses that live past forty though
it depends on the breed, really. most horses live as long as 25-30 years old, but one horse, old billy, lived until 62.
horses can live roughly til about 43 years of age as i have an old chestnut mare called peggy who is 43 years old and still is running around the field today.
Up to 22 years old
thorough bred horses that are about 2 years old do racing
No way, most barrel racing horses will start to be as fast as they are going to get. At 20 they are starting to go over the hill and most horses will live to be 30 at the most some more than 30 though.
25 to 33 years
Horses are considered adults when they reach 2 years old.
up to 100 years
It's for 3 years old horses
All animals (including humans) have a natural lifespan, the lifespan for a horses is 25-35 years. i have a horse that is 40 years old and in good health
carring coal in mines, ploughing etc. but some horses still plough now
probably about 2 years of age
Approx' 4-5 years of age