A Horse, of Course....and Horns

The bodies of deer, moose, zebras, and horses are very similar, and these animals are very closely related. One major difference is that deer and moose have antlers and zebras and horses don't. Why is this? Deer and moose live alone or in small groups, while zebras and horses live in large herds. Living in a herd provides its own protection from enemies: it is easier to attack an individual than a huge herd. Therefore, herd-living animals do not need the antlers that their loner relatives need for protection. In addition, running or grazing with large antlers is hard to do in a herd, where it is easy to accidentally stab one's neighbor.

[col-de-rousset]

[wickedhorse]

RRRRRRRUMBA!

come on everyone knows who rumba is

wef ‘14

[bitsnbows]

Derby Days

[zay4ik]

[jurnperphoto]

[barn-sour]

need dis pony

[over-fences-blog]

such a sweetie

[meghanbacso]

a recent portrait by myself in soft pastels! Check out my facebook here or my website xx

[thatlongstride]

Last winter

[meghanbacso]

a recent portrait by myself in soft pastels! Check out my facebook here or my website xx

[myhorseyworld]

“It’s not about being the best with a young horse, 

it’s about being better than you were yesterday.”

[abj-photography-blog]

Woodside Horse Park, Sarah Baz, Woodside, CA

[col-de-rousset]

pony days are the best days 

Palgrave 2015

[martinamirandaphotography]

black polos, HITS Thermal 2014, Week 5

[col-de-rousset]

meter schooling 

Palgrave 2015

[horsesofmylife]

[theodorversteegen]

‘En pointe’

by: Theodor Versteegen 2015

[dianeelyse]

a little melodramatic🦄

[purplebuddhaproject]

People don’t listen, they just wait for their turn to talk.

Chuck Palahniuk (via purplebuddhaproject)