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horses Alia

Table of Contents! What do they eat How tall and wide The horses stall Some things they jump over Fun facts

What do they eat They eat grass with there moth They eat hay from a farm They eat alfalfa treats if they are good

How tall and wide The heavy horse is the largest and strongest horse. It stands 6 feet 1.82 meters 7 tall. Horses have sturdy backs. A pony has short legs and a thick body . It is about 3.48 feet 1.06 meters tall.

The horse stall Fresh water feed a salt block and a soft bed should be provided in a horse stall. A cat enjoys a sunbath in a horse stable. Cats help control rodents that might be helpful.

Some things they jump over Triple bars three bars making a wide spread. Bush and rail a spread highest in the center. Gate a high up right fence.

Fun facts A hoof is really one big toe with a hard covering