What is the mare?
mare is a female horse that is mature enough for sexual reproduction. In general, the horse is considered a mare after the third age, although some people prefer to wait for mares at the age of four or five to be fully mature to reproduce them. At the age of three, a female horse is known as a mare. The mare's counterpart is a stallion, a male horse known as a foal when he is young; Gelded men are known as Geldings. Historically, the mares were considered extremely valuable because they have the potential to be kept to generate more horses, and in some regions the mares are preferred stallions and gelding because they are considered easier and more suitable for some tasks. After reproduction, the mares lasts approximately 11 months, at which the moment usually produces a single foal, even if twins occur. In the wild, mares will be treated for a year or longer, although many horses breeders prefer to shut down at a younger age to adapt to the mare again and start training a foal.
Some people in the community suggest that mares can be stubborn and difficult to handle, especially when they are in the season. Others suggested that this is not necessarily true; A well -trained mare, which is firmly handled firmly, will generally be well kept and less easily dispersed, although in the season than a stallion, while a poorly trained and poorly manipulated mare will actually act in the season. Given the folk belief that mares may be poorly raised, some people mediate their mares with hormones to control their behavior, especially when horses are used in competition.
mare can compete in any event open to the stallions and gelding; The famous mares competed as racing horses, excelled in dressage and showed their mettle like jumpers. Obysms can also be used as a trail and pleasure of a horse and can make excellent pastures as they age.
When mares are used to winBreeding bottoms are known as Broodmares. High quality Boodmare can be extremely expensive, especially if its blood line includes famous horses and is considered extremely valuable, because only a limited number of foals can throw during its life, unlike a stallion that could potentially contribute to thousands of horses.