Have you ever wondered how fast a thoroughbred horse can run, how they are bred or why they all have the same birthday? These 21 amazing thoroughbred horse facts are sure to teach you a thing or two about this breed you didn't know! #thoroughbred #racehorse #helpfulhors
Have you ever wondered how fast a thoroughbred horse can run,…
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Coming up with the perfect name for your horse isn't always easy. I've created several horse name ideas for you, over 1,600 to be exact! Thankfully they are all categorized into lists based on horse color, category and more. #horses #horsenames #ponynames
Coming up with the perfect name for your horse isn't always ea…
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There are some interesting distinctions in Percheron registries concerning coat colors, though; American ones accept all colors while French and British ones will register only coats of black, gray, or Percherons born with black fur that fades to gray over the years. Clydesdales are mainly going to sport a bay coat. However, they occasionally have chestnut, black or even gray coats and can even exhibit some roaning.
There are some interesting distinctions in Percheron registrie…
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The general term “horses” covers a lot of different types – lots of sizes, colors, and even shapes. Pretty much every equine-looking animal has been called “horse” at some point. While most know that there are several breeds of horses, did you know that those breeds all fall into classifications of their own?
The general term “horses” covers a lot of different types – lo…
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Bay horses are brown and have black points – their manes, tails, and lower legs are black. Bay is one of the most common coat colors in the equine world, but there are many different variations.
Bay horses are brown and have black points – their manes, tail…
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Horses graze an average of 70% of the time they are out on pasture and spend about 10% of the time walking and playing (the rest of the time they sleep).So, if you have a horse that is on pasture 24 hours a day, they’ll be grazing for 17 hours, eating around 25 pounds in grass.
Horses graze an average of 70% of the time they are out on pas…
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As a sturdy horse, the Percheron is a relatively easy keeper. Thanks to their hearty nature, they aren’t particularly susceptible to health problems or major physical concerns.
As a sturdy horse, the Percheron is a relatively easy keeper.…
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The term “hot-blooded” is more informal than scientific and describes different breeds with an energetic temperament and more high strung attributes.These are the horses that are quick to react, can be spooky or sensitive, and may be quick to throw themselves into a situation.
The term “hot-blooded” is more informal than scientific and de…
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In this phase, horse and rider teams must jump a clear round of tall obstacles in a set course pattern. This phase occurs after the cross-country phase, and is a test of a horse’s stamina and ability to recover.
In this phase, horse and rider teams must jump a clear round o…
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When it comes to crossing a zebra with a horse, the most typical cross is to breed a Zebra stallion to a female horse. The resulting offspring is called a zorse.
When it comes to crossing a zebra with a horse, the most typic…
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The Fjord horse has a long history, and still keeps its ancient characteristics and distinctive coloring. Small and stocky with an excellent temperament, the Fjord makes an excellent and versatile working or riding horse.
The Fjord horse has a long history, and still keeps its ancien…
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Over 120 strong horse names. If you have a horse who needs a strong or powerful name, this post has over 120 names to choose from. Taken from the gods of ancient times, great warlords and more! #helpfulhorsehints #horsenames
Over 120 strong horse names. If you have a horse who needs a s…
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During a test, horses are judged on each individual movement with a score from 1-10. The rider also receives a collective score at the end of the test for the following categories: freedom and regularity of the gaits, proper impulsion, the horse’s submission, and the rider’s position, seat, and aids.
During a test, horses are judged on each individual movement w…
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There are many other lighter colors within the bay family, due to the added layers of some extra genes (dilution, dun factor, and roaning for example).
There are many other lighter colors within the bay family, due…
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What really determines a hot-blooded horse is its personality and temperament. That’s why traditionally high strung and feisty horses, such as Thoroughbreds and Arabians, are the most commonly associated breeds with the hot-blooded distinction.
What really determines a hot-blooded horse is its personality…
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Goats come in many shapes and sizes. Finding the best one to be a companion for your horse can be difficult.First, you will want to stick with a full-size goat. Some goat breeds like the pygmy and Nigerian dwarf goat can be a little too small to safely live with a horse.
Goats come in many shapes and sizes. Finding the best one to b…
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Even though they are all from the same species, horses and ponies can look quite different from one another in size and type. Horses and ponies can mate but that doesn't mean they should.
Even though they are all from the same species, horses and pon…
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Awesome black and white horse names for you to consider when naming your new horse or pony. These names are equally suited for mares, stallions, geldings and foals! #helpfulhorsehints #horses #names
Awesome black and white horse names for you to consider when n…
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When you think of Percherons, think big, burly and sculpted. They are powerful horses, with particularly heavily muscled shoulders and haunches. They look almost like a taught spring, coiled and ready to explode with strength.
When you think of Percherons, think big, burly and sculpted. T…
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Originating in the Perche region of France, near Normandy, it is easy to see how they got their breed name.It is thought that the earliest examples of the breed were crosses between the Barbs of the Moors and the early Flemish “great horse” draft breeds of the Middle Ages. Later, Arabian horse stock was introduced into the bloodlines to add elegance and stamina.
Originating in the Perche region of France, near Normandy, it…
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When you think of those big, beautiful draft horses, two breed names that often come to mind are the Clydesdale. They certainly share a lot of physical traits stemming from their size alone, but they also differ in distinct ways. Despite these being two totally separate breeds, they are often mixed up and mistaken for one another.
When you think of those big, beautiful draft horses, two breed…
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Percherons hail from the western regions of France, having been bred in the 1800s in pursuit of the ultimate “Great Horse” for wartime victories.Over time, Percherons evolved into farming horses, logging haulers, and the preferred puller of carts, floats, and cargo. Clydesdales, on the other hand, are of British stock, named for their homeland in southwest Scotland.
Percherons hail from the western regions of France, having bee…
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The horse is the one animal species that played an extremely important role in the development of america. In fact, the horse is especially revered for its role in the american west. Even though cars are now the norm and horses have become a hobby rather than a life necessity, the role of the horse is honored through books, movies, and television shows. Choosing a western horse name will help you and your horse honor the past as well.
Hot blooded horses generally have a more refined look with sli…
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There are so many tan, brown and cream colored foods and drinks available today. If your buckskin horse reminds you of some of your favorite foods or beverages, consider using one as a name.
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