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The Welsh Cob can sustain what gait for long distances?
The Welsh Cob is known for its ability to sustain a trot for long distances due to its natural stamina and agility. This gait is energy-efficient and comfortable for both the horse and rider, making it ideal for covering long distances.
What kind of dog is in ax men?
It is either a Pembroke Welsh Corgi or a Cardigan Welsh Corgi. If the dog has a long tail it's a Cardigan Welsh Corgi, but if it has a short stumpy tail it's a Pembroke Welsh Corgi.
How long to go 150 miles by horse and carriage?
Well the most commonly used gait to travel long distances is the trot, which has an average speed of 4 to 7 MPH. That means it would take 37.5 to 21.4 hours to travel that distance without stopping, however the horses will need to rest so a more likely time frame would be 3 to 4 days.
What is the average speed of the pronghorn?
The pronghorn, also known as the American antelope, is the fastest land mammal in North America. It can sustain speeds of around 55 to 60 miles per hour (88 to 97 kilometers per hour) over long distances.
Where did the word corgi come from?
cor means dwarf in welsh and gi means dog in welsh
The Welsh Cob can sustain what gait for long distances?
The Welsh Cob is known for its ability to sustain a trot for long distances due to its natural stamina and agility. This gait is energy-efficient and comfortable for both the horse and rider, making it ideal for covering long distances.
Do guinea fowl fly, and if so, how far and for how long can they sustain flight?
Yes, guinea fowl can fly, but they are not strong fliers. They can fly short distances of up to a few hundred meters at a time and typically cannot sustain flight for long periods.
What is the differences in gaited horses and quarter horses?
gaited horses have a certain way they move their feet (the gait) that usually makes the ride extremely smooth and its a lot faster than the quarter horses gait, they also have a lot of endurance and can go long distances at faster speeds than a QH
How does a french trotter trot?
The French trotter, a breed known for its unique gait, trots in a two-beat diagonal pattern, where the legs on opposite sides (front left with back right, and vice versa) move together. This gait allows them to maintain speed and efficiency, particularly in harness racing. The breed's conformation, including strong hindquarters and a well-developed chest, supports their ability to sustain a fast trot over long distances. Their rhythmic movement is characterized by a smooth, flowing action that showcases their strength and endurance.
What are some unique characteristics of a rabbit, a small mammal known for its long ears and hopping gait?
Rabbits are small mammals known for their long ears and hopping gait. Some unique characteristics of rabbits include their ability to jump long distances, their keen sense of hearing, and their tendency to burrow underground for shelter. Rabbits also have a high reproductive rate and are known for their social behavior, often living in groups called colonies.
What is the quiz answer for Mary Molasses quiz on horse isle?
Q: Where does the Azteca originate from?A: MexicoQ: How deep can the Bashkir Curly dig for it's food?A: 3 feetQ: When was the National Show Horse first developed?A: 1981Q: The Welsh Cob can sustain what gait for long distances?A: TrotQ: What breed's lines were added to the French Trotter to make it a faster horse?A: StandardbredQ: What was the original Knabstrup's height?A: 14.3 hands highQ: What was the Suffolk Punch originally bred for?A: PlowingQ: Which of these were NOT crossed to create the Gelderland?A: AppaloosaQ: The Missouri Fox Trotter is most frequently used by whom?A: Forest RangersQ: The Friesian was an ancestor of what breed?A: Fell Pony
What are the answers to the official IQ quiz?
Q: Where does the Azteca originate from?A: MexicoQ: How deep can the Bashkir Curly dig for it's food?A: 3 feetQ: When was the National Show Horse first developed?A: 1981Q: The Welsh Cob can sustain what gait for long distances?A: TrotQ: What breed's lines were added to the French Trotter to make it a faster horse?A: StandardbredQ: What was the original Knabstrup's height?A: 14.3 hands highQ: What was the Suffolk Punch originally bred for?A: PlowingQ: Which of these were NOT crossed to create the Gelderland?A: AppaloosaQ: The Missouri Fox Trotter is most frequently used by whom?A: Forest RangersQ: The Friesian was an ancestor of what breed?A: Fell Ponyanswer from HorseJmpr on bay and pally
What is the most comfortable gait for a horse for a long distance?
trott
How long could a human sustain lava?
it cant sustain lava
How do you spell milf in Welsh?
M.I.L.F in Welsh is rather long and labourous, M.R.I.E.C.R.A.
How long does a Welsh c live?
welsh c 20 to 30 years
How long does the welsh eisteddfod last?
The Welsh Eisteddfod lasts for seven days.
