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No. They can not because they are not kept in the wild. In the wild, a stallion keeps other stallions away. This is to insure that all the mares carry on his blood line in their foals.

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Name of the offspring of an stallion?

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How does a horse make babies?

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Does the father of a foal help look after it?

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What do you call the offspring of a sire horse?

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