How Do Horses Move?

Having four legs, instead of two, makes it possible to move your feet in a variety of different patterns, or gaits. Humans can walk, skip and run; horses naturally walk, gaits, canter and gallop. In addition, horses can be trained to a dozen other distinct gaits. Each gait is most Read more…

Are Horses Legs Fingers?

Not quite. They’re fingers below the fetlocks. The “knee” on the front leg is equivalent to our wrist, then the foreleg from knee/wrist to fetlock is equivalent to the palm-bones of our hand. Are horse legs giant fingers? From the perspective of evolutionary and developmental biologists, a horse’s hoof is Read more…

Where Can The Horse Move?

It moves three squares in total, two squares in one direction, and then one more box at a right angle. This results in an “L” shape. The Knight is also the only Knight that can jump over other chess pieces. What are the moves of horse? Walk, Trot, and Gallop! Read more…