the horse

the horse

Horse / Single and plural of horses, is a single hoof mammal, from the equine family, used for riding, riding and racing

Horses have many colors, and the most famous colors are blond, red, hazel, black, gray and white. Among the qualities of beauty and merits of horses is the presence of partridges (albedo over the hoof), as well as the rook (whiteness in the front), the capacity of the eyes and the nostrils, the breadth of the forehead, the straightness of the legs, the straightness of the legs, the curvature of the neck, the strength of the muscles and the tightness of the waist. Horse has 32 pairs of chromosomes

Man has known the horse since the Stone Age, and historians have relied on its appearance and the period of its identification with respect to the rock paintings that recorded pictures of horses. Horses were brought from Asia by the Bedouins where they are believed to be the first to domesticate them, then they were transported to China, Asia Minor, Europe, Syria, Arab countries and Egypt

 Among the peoples that were famous for that Amazighs in Libya. The acquisition of and interest in horses in the past is considered a manifestation of strength, prestige and power, and the horse had an important role in the life of the Arabs. However, it was not possible to tame the horse in the old man until he was able to devise some tools, including useful and wonderful fishing tools

The originality of the horse is one of the most important characteristics that it is looking for, and originality in the horse is due to the fact that her birth was from an original breed without mixing with other races of the horse's gender, in addition to the necessity of a continuous breed

According to the opinion of historians, purebred Arabian horses are the only purebred horses of Arab horses; that is, horses of other breeds are called horses (hybrids) and are not purebred horses of pure race

The word “Asil” is believed by some to be applied to Arab horses only, and it is applied to all horses that maintain the characteristics of their breed without contact, whether it is Arab, European, or others. Among the Egyptian and Kurdish horse breeds, Anatolian and Mongolian Highland horses and many others

The Arabian horse is one of the oldest and most expensive horse breeds in the world, due to the Arabs caring for their excellent horse breeds and keeping their lineage, which made them the best horses that are now in the world, and the best quality ever

It combines the beauty of the body, the proportion of the members, the agility of the movement, the speed of the enemy on the one hand, the unity of intelligence, and the high ability to adapt as the authentic Arabian horse is considered one of the oldest horses ever with its pure blood, but historical facts indicate that the Arab countries did not know only one breed Of purebred used for two purposes: war and racing

 The Arabian horse has the characteristics of beauty and courage, and it has five families that are known to the Arabs. Each family has a distinctive advantage over the other, and all five families meet in a unified characteristic, which is that the ability to carry oxygen in blood cells has more than other horses

As he knew about the sharpness of intelligence, the knowledge of its owner, and his safety, the Europeans admired the Arab horse when they saw it in the Crusades of its beauty, grace, and lightness of movement, which increases the skill of the warrior above it, and the leaders were keen to acquire it and then crossed with the horses of Europe, which resulted in the race horses that we see today, It is noticeable on the race horses, the speed of their injury in the strings of the legs, and in the foals under the age of five years, inflammation and microscopic fractures occur in the front side of the front leg bone (cannon bone) and is known by the tenure (Shore Shan) and its origin

 With few injuries in purebred horses that have not crossed

The horse usually feeds on grass, and its large intestine has mutated to digest feed. The normal daily requirement for food has about 1 kg (2 pounds) of dry food per 50 kg (100 pounds) of body weight, and can be entirely from hay or weeds for adult horses, and for more energy for racing horses or doing work Traction, plowing or growth for youngsters is calculated as 0.5 kg per 50 kg of body weight of grains as part of the diet