Which Horse Owner Type Are You?

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The folks over at horsecollaborative.com put together a very entertaining list of 10 Different Types of Horse Owners. Check out the full article here: http://www.horsecollaborative.com/10-different-types-horse-owners/ A few of our favorites include: The Show-Getter The Hoarder Safety First Sally Be sure to check out the full article! http://www.horsecollaborative.com/10-different-types-horse-owners/

A Horse’s Incredible Sense of Hearing

David Sanderson All About Horses

Even though we never really think of it this way, horses are a species that survives by getting a head start on predators. So, they need a pretty good sense of hearing. The fact that horses have survived all the way to modern times is testimony to their incredible hearing, which is considerably better than a human’s.

Know Your Horse Parts

David Sanderson All About Horses

If you’ve ever been around a stable, you might have noticed that people who handle horses have a language all their own. There are many specific words to describe the details of the horse’s body and even though it’s not important to learn them all, it’s good to realize that horses have very unique bodies!

Cars that were named after Horses

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It’s no surprise that some of the great pioneers of automobiles in the US had a great appreciation for horses. In fact, some cars were named after these majestic animals! Ever wonder why they call it “horsepower”? One of these cars is still in production today. We’d be willing to bet that you can guess which one that is.

Interesting Horse Facts!

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We found this little infographic and decided to share it with all of you! Some of these are hard to believe – a 14-inch horse? Seriously? And the last one about Camargue horses is pretty amazing. Hope you enjoy!

The Horse Gallop/Trot Debate of 1872

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Leland Stanford, a businessman, former governor, and race-horse owner, hired a man by the name of Eadweard James Muybridge to help him answer two basic questions: 1) Does a horse have all four feet off the ground during a trot? 2) During a gallop, does a horse have its hind legs extended to the rear and its front legs extended …