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What do you call a horse that pulls a carriage is attached by a?
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A horse that pulls a carriage is usually called a carriage horse. Most carriage horses are draft horses, which are the larger, bigger-boned breeds. They are attached to the carriage by a harness and driving bit and reigns. Carriages and horseback riding used to be the only means of transportation. Now they are mainly used for weddings, funerals, and even special events and memorials. Even today, horses remain a strong part of our history and lives.
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