Are Wolves Predators Of Horses?

Predators of the horse include humans, mountain lions, wolves, coyotes and even bears. Does Wolf eat horse? Wolf attacks on horses are uncommon. The majority of attack reports come from farms and occur at night when horses are unattended in pens, corrals, or pastures. In most reports, the horses survive Read more…

Do Old Horses Lose Their Teeth?

Older horses are prone to a variety of dental problems, such as sharp points from uneven wear; loose, lost, or broken teeth; and various infections. Frequent checkups allow the veterinarian to detect concerns that can be managed to make the horse more comfortable or to head off a more serious Read more…

Who Is The Horse Picasso?

Who is Picasso? One of the world’s most famous wild horses, Picasso is a stallion of the Sand Wash Basin in northwest Colorado. Known for his beautiful pinto color, he really does resemble a painting. He’s estimated to be nearly 30 years old and his body shows it. Is the Read more…

Why Are Most Horse Jockeys Male?

In the present day, more than 90% of jockeys, in most racing nations, are men. This is likely an unconscious bias toward male jockeys being, on average, physically ‘stronger’, able to push horses harder, and thus performing better in races than female jockeys. Why are there no female horse jockeys? Read more…

Is Horse Riding A High Risk Sport?

The National Institutes of Health claim that horseback riding is more dangerous than motorcycling, downhill skiing, football, and rugby. Total Pro Sports ranks horseback riding as #7 in their list of most dangerous sports, behind football, soccer, and baseball. Is riding a horse risky? Millions of Americans enjoy horseback riding, Read more…