Type of horse
Breed
Foot of horse
ποΈ From: The Middle East
β¨ Known for: Beauty, speed, and endurance
π¬ Fun fact: One of the oldest horse breeds in the world
Arabian Horse
What does a horse eat?
Hay, grass, some fruit
To run fast (the fastest pace of a horse)
Gallop
Small horse
Pony
Hair on the head
Mane
π From: England
β¨ Known for: Racing and athletic ability
π¬ Fun fact: Almost all racehorses are this breed
Thoroughbred
Does a horse have good memory?
Yes - a horse can remember a person or place even after many years!
To move at a medium speed
Trot
Baby horse
Foal
Hair at the back of the horse
Tail
π From: The United States
β¨ Known for: Speed in short races and working on ranches
π¬ Fun fact: Named for being very fast over a quarter mile
Quarter horse
How do horses sleep?
Standing up - but sometimes sitting down for a short time.
To sit on the horse and control where it goes
Ride
Girl horse
Mare
Nose and mouth of a horse
Muzzle
πΎ From: North America (originally from Spanish horses)
β¨ Known for: Being strong, free, and wild
π¬ Fun fact: This horse is often called βwild horses,β but theyβre descendants of domestic horses
Mustang
How long after a baby horse is born can it start to walk?
Within 1 hour!
Between a trot and a gallop
Canter
Boy horse
Stallion
Where are the horse's eyes? In the front of their face or on the side of their face?
On the side of their face.
β« From: The Netherlands
β¨ Known for: Black coat, long mane, and elegant movements
π¬ Fun fact: Often used in movies for knights or fantasy scenes
Friesian
True or False: a horse can see almost 360 degrees.
True! Their eyes are on the side of their head, so they can see in front and behind! It's not a good idea to surprise a horse π€
What is the difference between a wild horse and a domesticated horse?
A wild horse lives outside in the nature. A domesticated horse lives with humans.