A foal
The Horse (Equus caballus)
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Other uses
Sport
Fox hunting, rodeo, horse racing
Summer Olympic´s events: Dressage, Eventing, Jumping
Therapy
Equine therapy
Leisure
Animal Welfare
Training
Daily Exercise
Medical care
Vaccination, dental examination, grooming
Sleeping
Several short periods, 2,9 hours a day, for REM they must lay down, although they can sleep standing
Feeding
Good-quality grass, oats, hay or grains, they need 2% of their body weight, 38-45 litres of fresh water
Utilities in the Farm
Transportation
Land
Land preparation, harvesting, ploughing, sowing, haymaking
Ponies
They are stundy, intelligent, energetic, and stubborn
Shorter than 147 cm
Origin&Domestication
Domestication
Evolved due to climate, food and humans
An Indo-European tribe living in the mountains near to Black and Caspian Seas
5,500 years ago
Origin: Eohippus
From a small, multitoed criature till the single-toed animal of nowadays
45-55 million years ago
Place in the farm
In the stable divided in several individual stalls
Reproduction&Development
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Gelding are castrated stallions and they are used for work or riding
Females are called mare, they are used for breeding and for riding in case of women
Foals can be colts or fillies
Mature at 3 years old, adult at 5 years old
The foal is weaned at 6 months
1 foal per mating (ocasionally twins, very rarely triplets)
Gestation period is 11 month
Males are called stallion, they are used either to riding or breeding
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