Yes they do. Many Mounties still ride horses and preform mounted duties.
You would be sitting on the "seat" of the horse
A horse can have a job as a competition horse, a leisurely pleasure horse, a theraputic horse, a lesson horse, and a police horse. They can also pull carts to take people on rides tot ake them back to the old days for a while. Or, in some places horses are used instead of machinery, like back before tractors and such were invented. And horses are still used on ranches for herding cattle and such.
When a horse's ears are pinned back (Flat against the back of it's head.) it is telling you "Back off buddy!" It means the horse is not in a good mood. (It is not happy.) This could be followed by a kick or a bite, so watch out and back up!
The withers on a horse, (or any related animal) is the highest point on the back, located between the shoulder blades.
When a horse's ears are slanted backwards, the horse is paying attention to something behind him. If you are on the horse's back, this is good unless you are competing in hunter/jumper classes where the judge wants to see the ears forward which tells you that the horse is looking for the next jump. However, if the ears are flat back against the horse's head, the horse is warning you or another animal to back off.
they were able to transport stuff alot faster then let say dog sled or horse back
Yes horse twitches are still used today. They are typically used to restrain a horse for breeding or during certain medical treatments when the horse cannot be medicated or is fighting back.
definitely I ride all the time and my back still gets sore.
Yes, a horse has a back bone.
Northern Dancer was a famous racehorse and many great racehorses are traced back to him. He was a Canadian-bred horse and lived from 1961 to 1990.
Eugene is still contracted to the WWE but they used the 'Canadian' Gimmick to Lure The Miz back into WWE Raw. But Yeah he is still on WWE
No, if you close the auction on howrse you don't get the money and the bidder gets the horse.
stand your horse still and pull gently and lightly on your horses mouth whilst squezzing with your legs...........pat the horse when it takes a step back and after he has performed the amount of steps you want always ask them to walk a couple of steps forward
A horse can run faster than a human, can pull a wheeled cart or a carriage with passengers inside, carry a jockey on its back and still jump over the fences in a steeplechase horse race, and so on.
You would be sitting on the "seat" of the horse
To get the energy back for the horse, I would use a turnip.
Horseback riding.