What do horses do to play?

Answer 1

I think I can answer this. A foal that has not been weaned (taut to eat grass instead of drinking milk) will drink his mothers milk. Something else that you may want:

Stallion- male horse over 4 years.

Colt - male horse under 4 years.

Sire- father of a horse.

Gelding - neutered male horse.

Mare- female horse over 4 years.

Filly -female horse under 4 years.

Dam- mother of a horse.

Foal-a baby horse
The horse is a mammal. The foal is fed milk from the mother the first few months of life. As it gets older the foal will start eating what its mother does,grass or hay and grains.

Answer 2

Horses play with each other by chasing each other around. This is why horseplay is used to describe running around crazily. If horses start to bite gently on each others withers, then that means they like each other. If you see this happening, then you might want to move your stallions away from you mares!!!

Answer 3

Horses often engage in playful behaviors such as running, bucking, and chasing other horses. They may also use objects in their environment, like balls or toys, to play with. Play is important for horses to socialize, stay mentally stimulated, and release energy.

Answer 4

anything and everything