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- 2 Articles
- 2.1 How Much Space Does A Horse Need? And What About Two Horses?
- 2.2 Can Horses Cope With The Rain? All You Need To Know About Keeping A Horse Outside In The Rain
- 2.3 Can Horses Have Twins?
- 2.4 Do Horses Have Fleas?
- 2.5 Why Do Horses Paw The Ground: 12 Common Reasons & How To Stop It
- 2.6 Do Horses Get Cold? What You NEED To Know About Winter Turn Out
- 2.7 Why Do Horses Windsuck, And Should You Stop Them Doing It?
- 2.8 How Hard Can A Horse Kick?
- 2.9 Do Horses Ever Lay Down?
- 2.10 What’s The Difference Between Male And Female Horses?
- 2.11 Do Horses Have Nipples?
- 2.12 How Fast Do Horses Walk?
- 2.13 What Does It Mean When A Horse Lips You?
- 2.14 What Does It Mean When A Horse Is Gaited
- 2.15 Understanding Whether a Horse Is a Carnivore, Herbivore or Omnivore
- 2.16 Why Do Horses Wear Masks?
- 2.17 Signs Your Horse May Be Dying and What You Can Do To Help
- 2.18 What’s A Group Of Horses Called?
- 2.19 Understanding How Long Is A Horse Pregnant
- 2.20 How Much Does a Racehorse Weigh?
- 2.21 How Do Wild Horses Trim Their Hooves?
- 2.22 Understanding a Degloved Horse Hoof (Without Cap)
- 2.23 What Does It Mean To Break A Horse?
- 2.24 How the Scales of Training Can Improve Your Horse’s Performance
- 2.25 Horse Castration – What to Expect
- 2.26 Coughing in Horses Explained
- 2.27 Make your horse fitter and healthier by using a track system in the field
- 2.28 Engage the core muscles and develop strength: Your Horse reviews the Equiband
- 2.29 Why Does My Horse Drag His Hind Feet?
- 2.30 How to tell a horse’s age by looking at his teeth
- 2.31 7 Ways to Bond With Your Horse (Without Riding!)
- 2.32 Separation Anxiety in Horses
- 2.33 What to Do if You Suspect a Cold Back
- 2.34 Effective Napping Solutions
- 2.35 What to Do if You Suspect a Cold Back
- 2.36 Riding While Pregnant
- 2.37 Draw or Running Reins
- 2.38 A Guide to Clipping Your Horse
- 2.39 Correct Your Horse Riding Position in Walk
- 2.40 Bedding Horses on Straw: the Pros, Cons and Some Surprising Study Results
- 2.41 Sheath cleaning: what, when and why — plus how often it should be done
- 2.42 What Are the Steps of the Breaking in Process?
- 2.43 Side Reins
- 2.44 What to Look for When Buying a Cob
- 2.45 Parts of the Bridle
- 2.46 13 signs your horse is happy
- 2.47 Costs of Feeding Your Horse
- 2.48 Nutritional Care for Horses with HYPP
- 2.49 Building A Horse’s Topline
- 2.50 Supporting the Horse with EPM
- 2.51 10 Things to Expect When Dating a Horse Girl
- 2.52 Do Horses Miss Their Owners and Like Humans?
- 2.53 10 Signs a Horse is Angry
- 2.54 5 Ways Horses Show Affection to Humans
- 2.55 Is Horse Racing Cruel?
- 2.56 How to Approach & Pet a Horse Safely
- 2.57 How to Mount & Dismount a Horse Safely (7 Easy Steps)
- 2.58 Hinny & Mule Differences: Hinny vs Mule
- 2.59 How Fast & Far Can a Horse-Drawn Carriage Travel?
- 2.60 Warm blood, Hot blood & Cold blood Horse Breeds
- 2.61 Are Horses Native to North America?
- 2.62 40 Interesting Facts About Horses
- 2.63 What is a Sire & Dam Horse? – Horse Pedigree Terms
- 2.64 9 Common Native American Horse Breeds
- 2.65 Differences Between a Horse and Zebra: Can You Ride a Zebra?
- 2.66 Best Heated Water Troughs
- 2.67 Horse Spirit Animal Meaning & Symbolism
- 2.68 What is a Gaited Horse? Gaited Horse Breeds & Types of Special Gaits
- 2.69 Mares Behaving Badly: Is it Estrus or Something Else?
- 2.70 Chemical Ejaculation
- 2.71 White Line Disease in Horses
- 2.72 Managing Mares In Heat
- 2.73 Regumate for Horses
- 2.74 5 Common Sport Horse Injuries
- 2.75 Tendons and ligament injuries
- 2.76 Carpal Hygroma in Horses
- 2.77 Lyme Disease in Horses: Symptoms, Treatment and Prevention
- 2.78 Ways To Know Your Horse Trusts You
- 2.79 Why Do Horses Eat Feces?
- 2.80 Do Horses Actually Like To Be Ridden?
- 2.81 A Guide To Understanding Appaloosa Horse Coat Genetics
- 2.82 What Is A Snaffle Bit And How Does It Work?
- 2.83 How To Read Your Horse’s Ears
- 2.84 Five Funny Things That Horses Do And Why They Do Them
- 2.85 8 Fascinating Facts About The Appaloosa
- 2.86 6 DIY Ways To Prevent Stall Boredom For Horses
- 2.87 Do Horses Like To Swim?
- 2.88 A Breed In The Making: The Miniature Gypsy Horse
- 2.89 7 Rules For Proper Hay Storage
- 2.90 What to Do If Your Horse Bites You and How to Stop It
- 2.91 Are Horses Capable of Love?
- 2.92 15 Foods You Should Never Feed Your Horse
- 2.93 Why Horses Kick And How To Teach Them To Stop
- 2.94 Why Your Horse Is Rearing And What To Do About It
- 2.95 The Best Places To Pet A Horse And Areas To Avoid
- 2.96 4 Reasons Why Horses Show Their Teeth
- 2.97 Are The Stereotypes About Chestnut Mares True?
- 2.98 Common Horse Sounds and Their Meanings
- 2.99 The 10 Most Common Horse Colors
- 2.100 Dun Horse Facts You Might Not Have Known
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How Much Space Does A Horse Need? And What About Two Horses?
It can be hard to determine how much space your horse needs, especially if you consider that they will need shelter, stall, and access to pasture. How big do you…
Can Horses Cope With The Rain? All You Need To Know About Keeping A Horse Outside In The Rain
We tend to believe that indoors is the best place for horses when it rains. But is this really what your horse needs? Research shows that horses prefer to be outside.…
Can Horses Have Twins?
As the natural breeding season begins soon, I began to wonder why only one foal is running alongside its dam. Because cats, dogs, and other animals can give birth to multiple…
Do Horses Have Fleas?
There will always be exceptions to every rule. While it is possible for horses to get fleas, it is extremely rare for healthy horses to ever have flea problems. Flea-infested horses…
Why Do Horses Paw The Ground: 12 Common Reasons & How To Stop It
A beautiful Appaloosa named Red was my new horse. He would constantly paw at the ground whenever I was near the feed area. Although it didn't bother me initially, I was…
Do Horses Get Cold? What You NEED To Know About Winter Turn Out
While we all want the best possible for our four-legged friends, it is not what our horses need or want. Although we share many similarities with horses, our ability to handle…
Why Do Horses Windsuck, And Should You Stop Them Doing It?
Windsucking, which is one of the most misunderstood conditions in horses, many people argue about whether it's an annoyance or a vice . While others claim they have the cure,…
How Hard Can A Horse Kick?
The other day, I managed to slip my foot under one of my geldings while grooming him. It was especially painful considering the cold weather. Although he didn’t kick me, it…
Do Horses Ever Lay Down?
Horses can be ridden while they sleep. It's amazing, but it is true. But do horses ever lay down? What does it mean for horses to lay down? Because of their unique anatomy,…
What’s The Difference Between Male And Female Horses?
Ever wonder what the differences are between male horses and female horses . Horse owners and riders often prefer one horse gender to another. But why? It is interesting to note…
Do Horses Have Nipples?
Horses have many similarities to other mammals, including a four-legged body with a head at one side and a tail at another. Have you ever wondered if horses also have nipples? What…
How Fast Do Horses Walk?
Have you ever felt like you were flying when riding a horse, only to find out that the horse is slowing down? It's not uncommon! You'll feel a lot faster in the…
What Does It Mean When A Horse Lips You?
All horse lovers agree that horses can sometimes pull off some hilarious faces. Horses will smile, sneeze and cuddle their beloved humans. What does it mean for a horse to kiss you? Horses can…
What Does It Mean When A Horse Is Gaited
Horses can move in four different gaits. However, some horses have a unique movement. So what does it mean to be gaited? Each horse can walk, trot and canter. However, certain breeds…
Understanding Whether a Horse Is a Carnivore, Herbivore or Omnivore
Are horses herbivores or carnivores? Horses have been man's trusted companion for thousands of years. Horses have been used for food, transport, sport, war vessels, companions, and transportation. Because of their companionship and…
Why Do Horses Wear Masks?
Horses wearing masks are common if you drive by horses in pastures during summer. The masks cover the horse's entire face and are usually made of mesh. You might be wondering why horses…
Signs Your Horse May Be Dying and What You Can Do To Help
Knowing when it's time for a horse to go is one of the most difficult parts of caring for or owning a horse. There are indicators that a horse may be…
What’s A Group Of Horses Called?
A group of horses grazing in the wilderness is a stunning sight! With their graceful manes, and exquisite movements, these magnificent horses look almost mythical. What is a group of horses and how does…
Understanding How Long Is A Horse Pregnant
The breeding process is carefully considered, regardless of whether it's for pleasure, performance, or show. To achieve the best horse possible, it takes a lot of effort, time, money, research, and…
How Much Does a Racehorse Weigh?
Racehorses can be considered elite animals. They are top athletes because of their speed, strength and power. Because they are so athletic and can reach some of the fastest speeds within the…
How Do Wild Horses Trim Their Hooves?
Many people are curious about the care of horses in the wild, especially with the BLM Mustangs getting more media attention and celebration events being held on the east side…
Understanding a Degloved Horse Hoof (Without Cap)
For a horse's overall health, hoof care is essential. Some hoof conditions are very serious and require a lot of medical attention. A horse hoof/horseshoof that is not covered in a cap…
What Does It Mean To Break A Horse?
We don't mean to hurt a horse by breaking it, but we do not intend to. What does it actually mean to break a horse, though? A horse being broken is…
How the Scales of Training Can Improve Your Horse’s Performance
Six magic words have been the mantra of trainers and riders for over 100 years. What do you know about the Scales of Training, though? The Scales of Training are something…
Horse Castration – What to Expect
Castrating horses is an easy procedure that most people are not familiar with. XLVets Equine’s Beth will explain the process and give you some tips. After all the winter spent praying…
Coughing in Horses Explained
Horses can cough up a lot in winter because they are so busy indoors. This is especially true for those horses who live in barn-style stabling which could lead to…
Make your horse fitter and healthier by using a track system in the field
The track system, which is a new way to manage horses in paddocks and is gaining popularity in the horse world, offers an alternative method. Lauren Johnson from Graveney Equine explains…
Engage the core muscles and develop strength: Your Horse reviews the Equiband
My veterinary physiotherapist Hayley mars recommended that I use the Equiband system to strengthen my mare Matilda's core muscles and improve her back strength while she was being rehabilitated. Fitting…
Why Does My Horse Drag His Hind Feet?
Farrier Jodhi beard explains why your horse dragged his feet and what you can do to fix it. Why does my horse drag his hind foot? There are many reasons…
How to tell a horse’s age by looking at his teeth
How can you tell the age of a horse by their teeth? James Sheppard is an equine dentist (EDT) who has 17 years of experience and has treated horses in 18…
7 Ways to Bond With Your Horse (Without Riding!)
Vicki Yates, founder and president of the Non Ridden Equine Association UK shares her tips for strengthening your relationship with your horse without having to ride. Vicki says that spending…
Separation Anxiety in Horses
What is separation anxiety? Horses and ponies have strong bonds with their field companions and stable mates. This can lead to separation anxiety, which is a condition that causes fear,…
What to Do if You Suspect a Cold Back
It is common to use the term "cold-backed" but what does it really mean? And what can owners do to make sure their horses are not in pain? Rob Jackson, Vet,…
Effective Napping Solutions
To dispel the myths surrounding how to deal with napping equine behaviourist Michael Peace offers some effective solutions on tackling the problem. What is napping? Napping is basically what happens…
What to Do if You Suspect a Cold Back
It is common to use the term "cold-backed" but what does it really mean? And what can owners do to make sure their horses are happy? Rob Jackson, Vet, investigates. A…
Riding While Pregnant
Justine Davies is The Expert - Justine is a journalist, doctor and rider who understands the demands of juggling a busy life with caring for horses. It is up to…
Draw or Running Reins
WHAT ARE THEY? Extra long reins that are designed to pass from the rider to the bit rings and the girth. WHEN SHOULD IT BE USED? To encourage a more…
A Guide to Clipping Your Horse
Think carefully about the amount of hair you want to trim before you start cutting. Consider your horse's lifestyle, age, and workload. Can you keep him warm and well-rigged if you…
Correct Your Horse Riding Position in Walk
The correct, balanced riding position will allow your horse to move freely and in balance. Russell Guire, a biomechanics expert and trainer, offers advice on how to achieve the right riding…
Bedding Horses on Straw: the Pros, Cons and Some Surprising Study Results
For many years, straw has been used to provide bedding for horses and farm animals. Straw is warm and allows urine and other liquids out. It also provides a comfortable and…
Sheath cleaning: what, when and why — plus how often it should be done
Although sheath cleaning may not be the most pleasant thing to do, it is an essential part of a male horse’s health care. Mares can also be affected by 'beans. Kat…
What Are the Steps of the Breaking in Process?
It is important to get everything back to the basics after breaking in. Tim Rusbridge, a New Zealand-based top-level eventer, is now based in the UK. He is passionate about young horses…
Side Reins
WHAT ARE THEY?Two reins which clip to the bit rings, then run straight back to either side of horse to attach the girth/roller. WHERE SHOULD THEY BE USEED?For lungeing only. These…
What to Look for When Buying a Cob
Are you thinking of buying a cob. To help you make the right choice, take a look at our advice. The ultimate horse for fun is the cob. A top-class show horse…
Parts of the Bridle
You need to be familiar with the parts of the Bridle, including the browband and cheekpieces. THE BROWBAND The browband can't be adjusted so make sure it is the right…
13 signs your horse is happy
How can you tell if your horse's happy? Dr Debbie Marsden, an expert in equine behavior, explains 13 signs that you can watch for to determine how your horse feels. How…
Costs of Feeding Your Horse
Feeding your horse is another expense that comes with owning a horse. Horse owners want to find the best way to feed their horses and make sure they get enough nutrition.…
Nutritional Care for Horses with HYPP
Hyperkalemic Periodic Parlysis (HYPP), a rare genetic disease, can be traced back only to one quarter horse sire named Impressive. This condition affects more than 4% of all quarter horse breeds.…
Building A Horse’s Topline
Henneke Body Condition Scoring System is the industry standard for evaluating horses' diets. The Henneke Body Condition Scoring System is a scale from 1 to 9, with 9 being very obese…
Supporting the Horse with EPM
Equine Protozoal Myeloencephalitis is a condition that affects horses' central nervous systems. It is caused by two protozoan species. Most common Sarcocytis neurala and less frequently Neospora hudhesi. Sarcocytis neurala is transmitted by the opossum. Neospora Hughesi is…
10 Things to Expect When Dating a Horse Girl
Your mom loves her, she's funny and sweet, and her best friend is a horse. This new relationship will bring you barn gossip, sweat, and more sawdust than your imagination.You're ready…
Do Horses Miss Their Owners and Like Humans?
You've likely wondered if your horse misses you if you aren't there. Although every horse owner would like to believe that they do, it is important to recognize that each horse…
10 Signs a Horse is Angry
It is important to understand the basic body language of horses if you want them to be safe. You can avoid potentially dangerous conflicts and accidents by knowing when horses are…
5 Ways Horses Show Affection to Humans
Horses and humans have been close friends for centuries. Horses are not just a means of transport, but they also serve as close companions to humans. Horses are social animals. They…
Is Horse Racing Cruel?
Horse racing is a controversial topic within the equestrian community and animal rights community. Protests around the world have been sparked by racehorse treatment issues. Horse racing is cruel in a world…
How to Approach & Pet a Horse Safely
Horses love attention and are very friendly. Horses love affection and it is important to be able to approach them properly so they don't become scared. For your safety, it is…
How to Mount & Dismount a Horse Safely (7 Easy Steps)
A riding school will teach you how to mount and dismount a horse. Although they may seem easy at first, there are some things you need to be aware of. How do…
Hinny & Mule Differences: Hinny vs Mule
Donkeys and horses are often bred together to have the ability to cross their characteristics to make a mule, or a hinny. Although mules and hinnies can be described as a…
How Fast & Far Can a Horse-Drawn Carriage Travel?
Horses have been transport for thousands of years. Transport by horse-drawn carriages has been possible for thousands of years. Although cars are now the primary source of transportation, horses-drawn wagons still…
Warm blood, Hot blood & Cold blood Horse Breeds
We are not referring to a horse as a "hot, cold, or warm" horse. Instead, we are referring to different horses that are grouped together based upon their temperament, build and movement,…
Are Horses Native to North America?
Spanish conquistadors introduced the domestic horse to North America in the 15th Century. But did you know horses were roaming the Americas before the arrival of the settlers? The modern domestic…
40 Interesting Facts About Horses
Anybody who has ever seen a horse knows that they are special, beautiful creatures. These animals are more than meets the eyes. For thousands of years, horses have been our trusted…
What is a Sire & Dam Horse? – Horse Pedigree Terms
People have kept track of the bloodlines of their horses for thousands of years. To meet their needs, humans bred the strongest, most beautiful and fastest horses. People often kept better records…
9 Common Native American Horse Breeds
Native Americans have had horses since the 17th century. They used them in all aspects of their daily lives. They either rescued them from the wild or obtained them from Spanish…
Differences Between a Horse and Zebra: Can You Ride a Zebra?
Many people believe that zebras can be described as wild horses with stripes. Many people are unaware of the differences between a horse, and a Zebra. Is a zebra a horse? Horses…
Best Heated Water Troughs
Water troughs can freeze in winter. There are many water trough heaters that can be used to heat water for horses and livestock. Water trough heaters heat units designed to prevent…
Horse Spirit Animal Meaning & Symbolism
You're sure to have a great time riding a horse. Horses are adventurous and free-spirited, which is why this horse spirit animal is so great. This horse spirit animal will help you…
What is a Gaited Horse? Gaited Horse Breeds & Types of Special Gaits
Gaited horses are a topic of curiosity for mainstream equestrians. While we all have preconceived ideas about these horse breeds, what is a gaited horses? Gaited horses can do more than…
Mares Behaving Badly: Is it Estrus or Something Else?
Learn how to control your mare's antics and determine if they are caused by estrus. Normal vs. abnormal Mare Behavior Mares are seasonal breeders and cycle between May and October. A…
Chemical Ejaculation
Summary The procedure of "pharmacologically inducing ex copula Ejaculation" may be used to collect stallion's sperm from horses suffering from physical disabilities or ejaculatory malfunction. This procedure is also known as "chemical…
White Line Disease in Horses
What is White Line Disease? White line disease, a fungal infection of the horse's hoof, can cause splitting of the hoof wall at the white line (inner soft and fibrous…
Managing Mares In Heat
You can influence your mare's breeding cycle for performance reasons or horse breeding. Some mares don't change much when they get into heat, while others can be unpredictable due to…
Regumate for Horses
Regumate is a generic name for altrenogest, a synthetic hormone. Regumate is the only medication that has been proven to exhibit progesterone-type biologic activities in horses. Regumate is used in the clinical…
5 Common Sport Horse Injuries
You can find out if your horse is at high risk for these sidelines, including deep digital flexor tendon and suspensory ligament injuries. How can a horse be like a…
Tendons and ligament injuries
Tendon injuries Tendons are elastic strap-like structures that connect muscles to the bones they serve. Tendons are usually short and rarely broken. The tendons that run along the limbs can be damaged…
Carpal Hygroma in Horses
What is Carpal Hygroma and how can it help you? Horses spend a lot of time on their feet, so it is important to keep their legs in good shape. This…
Lyme Disease in Horses: Symptoms, Treatment and Prevention
Lyme disease in horses can be a confusing and mysterious equine illness, but it is easily treatable. Showing , Timed Events , Trail Riding , Ranching These symptoms can appear…
Ways To Know Your Horse Trusts You
The horse is just as important as the human in a human-equine partnership. Our equine friends should not be trusted 100 percent. Sometimes they forget they are much smaller than they are. We…
Why Do Horses Eat Feces?
Horses should be fed small amounts of food several times per day. Sometimes, they will eat more than what we give them. Horses eating strange things, such as wood, is something you…
Do Horses Actually Like To Be Ridden?
Every friendship requires giving and taking. Do you give enough to your horse so they can enjoy your friendship? Horses were wild and free before man could adapt them to his needs. Horse…
A Guide To Understanding Appaloosa Horse Coat Genetics
People just love a flashy horse. This is one reason the Appaloosa horse has thrived since its inception in North America. While horses of color are revered for their beauty, it was…
What Is A Snaffle Bit And How Does It Work?
There are two main types of bits: the snaffle or the leverage bit. This article will discuss what constitutes a "snaffle", the various types of snaffles and the uses of different…
How To Read Your Horse’s Ears
Most people will ask, "How do horses communicate?" Most people will answer the question "How do horses communicate?" with vocal communication such as whinny or neigh. Horses communicate in a subtler way. Horses…
Five Funny Things That Horses Do And Why They Do Them
Horses can be boring. But horses are funny. Horses can make funny faces or do things that are humorous to humans. There is usually a reason behind their hilarious behavior. Here are five…
8 Fascinating Facts About The Appaloosa
Appaloosas are well-known for their gorgeous spots. But there's so much more to this beautiful horse. This horse is an American breed, which was developed by the Nez Perce. These are 8…
6 DIY Ways To Prevent Stall Boredom For Horses
Horses would be free to roam freely in a pasture full of lush grass and plenty room to run. In reality, horses can be stalled due to a variety of reasons, including lifestyle,…
Do Horses Like To Swim?
The horse cautiously approaches the water. The horse puts his nose down and begins to investigate the water. He slowly wades into it. The horse is urged to go forward, into deeper…
A Breed In The Making: The Miniature Gypsy Horse
I was a huge fan of draft breeds growing up. I dreamed of riding and owning a Clydesdale. The Gypsy Vanner was one of my favorite horse breeds and one of…
7 Rules For Proper Hay Storage
Hay is the preferred diet for horses and a valuable commodity for horse owners. When our hay stock is low, we research the best suppliers. We care so much about our hay,…
What to Do If Your Horse Bites You and How to Stop It
Does your horse keep biting you? A horse's slightest nip can cause serious injury. It can cause serious injury. It can also cause serious injuries. You don't have to suffer from the pain of…
Are Horses Capable of Love?
There are many strong opinions about this topic. Some believe horses can love their humans. Some horses only love their own herd. It all depends on how you define love. What's your definition…
15 Foods You Should Never Feed Your Horse
We all know that a healthy diet is vital for horses' well-being. However, it's okay to treat them with special treats every once in a while. Peppermints, sugar cubes and apples…
Why Horses Kick And How To Teach Them To Stop
Understanding why horses kick is important. This knowledge can be used to help horses stop kicking. Horses are prey animals. They have been using a hierarchy system of herds for survival of the…
Why Your Horse Is Rearing And What To Do About It
Horse rearing can be dangerous. There is a good chance that a horse will rearrange and cause the rider to be unseated. Extreme cases could see the horse fall backwards, causing injury…
The Best Places To Pet A Horse And Areas To Avoid
Horses behave in the same way as dogs. Some horses love to be petted and some don't. Some horses love to be rubbed on certain areas while others prefer it in…
4 Reasons Why Horses Show Their Teeth
Ever wonder why your horse pulls his lips back? Perhaps you have seen your horse show off his pearly whites to another horse and wondered what he was saying. Terri Jay is a…
Are The Stereotypes About Chestnut Mares True?
The Chestnut mare is a troublemaker, regardless of breed. We can make a lot of funny memes about these horses, but what about the true story about "Hell has no fury…
Common Horse Sounds and Their Meanings
Have you ever wondered what your horse is telling you? Complex language is a hallmark of horses. Many equestrians have made it their life's work to understand the language and behavior of…
The 10 Most Common Horse Colors
Horses are incredible creatures. Horses are magnificent, beautiful, and can be heart-warming. Just like our hair and eyes, horse coat colors depend on genetics. Horse colors are derived from red, black, and bay. But…
Dun Horse Facts You Might Not Have Known
What is the first thing that comes to your mind when you think of a wild horse? Our minds tend to think of Spirit, Stallion, or the Cimarron horse. Or maybe…
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