Life Cycle Of A Horse Facts And Figures!

Have you ever wondered how the life of a horse compares to other animals? What is the equivalent of a toddler or teenager in horse years? Let’s find out with our life cycle of horse facts and figures!

BESTHORSERIDER.COM

What Are The Different Life Stages Of A Horse?

Infancy - is the childhood phase of the life cycle of a horse.  Adolescence - As the foal grows and matures it moves into the adolescent period.

What Are The Different Life Stages Of A Horse?

Adulthood -  An adult horse is capable of reproducing, and in the wild, they will do so throughout their adult life.  Geriatric - the final stage of a horse’s life cycle is old age.

How Long Is A Horses Life Cycle?

 A Foal will suckle from its dam until around six months of age, and it then becomes a weanling. Adolescence and becomes a fully mature adult at around four to six years of age.

The longest of these stages is adulthood, where the horse is fully grown and able to reproduce. A young foal is very vulnerable and will grow quickly to become an adolescent and then an adult.

BESTHORSERIDER.COM

Find more detailed information in the link below

Find more articles about horses in

BESTHORSERIDER.COM