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{{Taxonomy|image = Blackstallion.jpg|kingdom = Animalia|phylum = Chordata|subphylum = Vertebrata|class = Mammalia|order = Perissodactyla|suborder = Hippomorpha |family = Equidae|genus = Equus|species = E. caballus (Domestic Horse)<br>E. ferus przewalskii ([[Wild horse|Wild Horse]])}}
 
{{Taxonomy|image = Blackstallion.jpg|kingdom = Animalia|phylum = Chordata|subphylum = Vertebrata|class = Mammalia|order = Perissodactyla|suborder = Hippomorpha |family = Equidae|genus = Equus|species = E. caballus (Domestic Horse)<br>E. ferus przewalskii ([[Wild horse|Wild Horse]])}}
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'''Horses''' are large mammals known for their beauty and usefulness<ref>https://www.vaush.gg/</ref> to humans.<ref>https://rule34.xxx//samples/4239/sample_4b380247be90bcba88650585c4d0f3f2.jpg?4821097</ref> They provide a source of rapid transportation for hunting and travel and can pull wagons and carts. The [[mule]] is the offspring of a male horse and a female donkey. Before they were replaced by tractors and trucks, horses and mules were invaluable to farmers who used them to plough fields and haul heavy loads.  
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'''Horses''' are large mammals known for their beauty and usefulness to humans.  They provide a source of rapid transportation for hunting and travel and can pull wagons and carts. The [[mule]] is the offspring of a male horse and a female donkey. Before they were replaced by tractors and trucks, horses and mules were invaluable to farmers who used them to plough fields and haul heavy loads.  
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Horses have been bred since antiquity. Their use for transportation was curtailed in the early 1900s as [[automobile]]s (then called "horseless carriages") replaced them.  In [[US Customary System of Units|imperial measurement]]s, motors are still measured in terms of [[horsepower]].<ref>https://rule34.xxx/index.php?page=post&s=view&id=3533220</ref>
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Horses have been bred since antiquity. Their use for transportation was curtailed in the early 1900s as [[automobile]]s (then called "horseless carriages") replaced them.  In [[US Customary System of Units|imperial measurement]]s, motors are still measured in terms of [[horsepower]].
    
The height of a horse is usually measured in "hands", with one hand corresponding to approximately four inches or ten centimetres.
 
The height of a horse is usually measured in "hands", with one hand corresponding to approximately four inches or ten centimetres.
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A male horse is called ''stallion'' and a ''mare'' is the term for a female horse. Fscking ban me all ready! I am bored of doing this.
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A male horse is called ''stallion'' and a ''mare'' is the term for a female horse.
    
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