Did you know?

Did you know that horses have been our companions for over 5,000 years? These incredible creatures can sleep both lying down and standing up!"
Horses are fast too! The fastest recorded sprint was 55 miles per hour!"
But it's not just about speed. Horses have an amazing memory, and they can recognize human faces even after years apart."
So next time you see a horse, remember they’re more than just beautiful animals. They're intelligent, powerful, and full of surprises
Ever noticed how large a horse’s eye is? It's one of the biggest of any land mammal, giving them a nearly 360 degree field of vision. They can see almost everything around them except directly in front or behind!"
Did you know a horse's ears can rotate 180 degrees? This allows them to pinpoint sounds from any direction, even while they're focused on something else."
Horses are also highly social animals. They form strong bonds with each other, and they even have best friends! When separated from their pals, horses can get lonely or stressed.
And their memory? It’s extraordinary! Horses can recognize human faces and voices even after years apart. That connection is truly special."

in the wild, horses live in herds led by a dominant mare. These social groups provide safety, companionship, and a strong sense of family. Every horse has its place in the herd’s hierarchy."
Horses are born to run. Their powerful legs and strong hearts allow them to cover great distances. In the wild, they can roam up to 20 miles a day, exploring and foraging for food.
From the wild open plains to the comfort of a stable, understanding a horse's way of living helps us provide the care they deserve. They thrive in environments where they feel safe, loved, and free."