Horses can get ulcers from stress or not enough water, from personal experience a hrose can experience colic from ulcers or colic from ulcers, the show the same symtoms.
Well, different horses have different kinds of breeding.LIke a thourough-bred needs to be bred proffesionally but with a clydesdale you need to let them get on with it themselves. But it's mainly the same as human breeding.
The first horses to arrive in the Americas came aboard ship with the Spanish Conquistadors of the very late fifteenth and the sixteenth centuries. These were largely pure-bred Spanish horses of breeds such as the Andalusian, Jennet, and Barb. The mustangs of the American West are descended from horses that escaped captivity, or were turned loose by Spanish settlers. Over the last century and a half, they have inter-bred with horses escaped from and released by Anglo settlers, and their breed diluted. Purer forms of the Spanish horses exist still in the stock of Caribbean Paso Fino horses, Latin American Criollo horses, and especially in the refined Peruvian Paso horses found in Peru, and increasingly imported and bred in the USA.
Most stock type breeds are suited to ranch work such quarter horses, paints, appaloosa's etc. These horses are strong, hardy and bred for working cows and strenuious work.
The majority of horses can gallop at speeds of 18 to 30 MPH, while horses bred for racing can typically gallop at speeds of 30 to 50 MPH.
All horses can jump. Some of them are better than others and have been bred for it, and others can not so well. But any horse should be able to clean a natural height.
thorough bred horses that are about 2 years old do racing
The best spot would be saddle isle. I got a morgan, thorough bred and many more.
Belgian horses are bred for farm work and showing
Because the horses need to be bred to suit their work or their environment
Thoroughbred horses which originated in England are primarily bred for racing and are larger, heavier, taller and slimmer then a regular horse. They have a long and pointed head and face more health challenges then other horses.
No but there are champion bred horses
Ancestors of horses were bred to make horses. All of the ancestors of modern horses were horses. Some equines that are not Equus ferus caballus are still around but they were not ancestors.
Horses can't be bred from zebras. Zebras have a different chromosome count than horses. Crossing them produces a sterile hybrid just as occurs when breeding horses and donkeys.
A total number per year is hard to come by as there really is no set number for horses retiring from racing per year. Some years more horses will retire due to various reasons, while another year fewer horses will retire.
On a farm or ranch.
The Bedouins
Yes.