How long does it take for a horse to travel a mile and a half?

Answer 1

you really ought to do the math, if you haven't already. It's a simple equation, and you're trying to take the easy way out. 4 mph is written as 4 (miles) over 1 (hour). Set up a proportion and do the math. you really ought to do the math, if you haven't already. It's a simple equation, and you're trying to take the easy way out. 4 mph is written as 4 (miles) over 1 (hour). Set up a proportion and do the math.

Answer 2

It depends on how fast you want to go, the horses level of fitness, rest stops and other things. It took me and some friends about 2 hours to go 6 miles on a organized ride. We did about equal amounts of galloping, walking, and trotting.

Answer 3

The time it takes for a horse to run a mile depends on it's speed, level of training and fitness and how much weight it is carrying. A Thoroughbred can run a mile in roughly 2 minutes, while it usually takes other breeds 3 or more minutes.

Secretariat ran the mile and a quarter Kentucky Derby in 1:59 2/5.

He ran the mile and a half Belmont Stakes in 2:24 flat.

Most good thoroughbreds can run a mile in under a minute and thirty seconds.

Answer 4

A horse can typically travel a mile and a half in about 10-15 minutes at a moderate trot. The exact time can vary based on the horse's breed, fitness level, and the terrain they are traveling on.

Answer 5

For a Thoroughbred racehorse, it's a little less than 2 and a half minutes.

Answer 6

About the same as it takes you, maybe slower, if they decide to stop for a snack along the way.

Answer 7

The average speed of a horse is 10-17 mph. For the 10 mph horse, it would take them 6 hours. For the 17mph it would take about 3.5 hours.

Answer 8

anywhere from 3 days to 12 hours depending on speed

What kind of horse? rocking, wooden, Trojan, or live?

Answer 9

2 minutes

Answer 10

1 mile