Term Papers on Basics Of The Horse And Horse Family

Term Paper Title	Basics Of The Horse And Horse Family
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basics of the horse and horse family

HORSES

(Swiftness)

The horses habitat depends on the type of horse, there are two types

of horses. One is the standard horses which is commonly used for pleasure

riding,showing, and rodeo (saddle bronc, bronc, barrel racing, roping, and

gymcana.) This type of horse's habitat is usually on someone's ranch or farm.

They are kept either in a stable or out on pasture for grazing. The other
kind

of horse is the Mustang, being quite smaller than the standard horse, lives
out

on the plains, or mountains. There is not really a range for standard horses

because they are confined to an area such as their pasture. The Mustang a

very large range, depending on how much land there is. But the larger the

herd the greater the distance they will travel looking for food or water.

Classification of the horse;

Kingdom; Animalia All animals

Phylum; Chordata Backbone.

Class; Mammalia Warm blooded, hairy,

produce live young

Order; Perissodactyla Non ruminant, hoofed

mammal

Family; Equidae Horse family

Genus; Equus Zebra, Assas, horses

Species; Equus Cabllus Horses only

The horse is a herbivore and their main food sources are grain, grass

(hay) , and oats. Horses need extensive amounts of vitamins, minerals, and

proteins to stay their healthiest. They get those from the food that their
owner

gives them, or from the grasses and weeds that they eat. But if they are not

getting all they n...

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