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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]])}}

'''Horses''' are large mammals known for their beauty and usefulness 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.  

'''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.  

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]].

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]].