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Can you board horses at golden gate fields in Northern California?
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∙ 10y ago
You can board horses at Golden Gate Fields in Northern California. You would first have to submit a stall application in order to be considered.
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What years were wild horses caught in Northern California?
1686
What kind of habitats do horses live in?
Wild horses tend to live in public fields. Pet horses live in stables and go out in fields.
How do horses help in the fields?
they don't lol!
What is a horses habitate?
grassy,(or gassy) fields
What is the livestock of California?
the animals raised in California are lambs,horses,dogs,chickens etc.
What color are palominom horses?
Palomino horses are golden with a flaxen mane and tail
Where can one find more information about the Palace of the Golden Horses?
One can find more information about the Palace of the Golden Horses online through various websites. One can find more information about the Palace of the Golden Horses at websites such as TripAdvisor and Expedia.
Do horses live in northern Europe?
Yes- Russia has plenty of horses. Horses DO live in northern Europe. They are VERY VERY useful to Many Many people escpecially the king and queen
Which Chinese invention helped horses plow fields?
the harness
What are some reasons why ranchos became the center of life in California after Mexico gained independence from Spain?
somereasons are because a rancho was madeup of the owners house fields for crop and paSTURE for cattle and horses
Why do horses live in fields?
Horses originally evolved to flourish on the wide-open plains, meadows and savannahs of Central Asia, Africa and Europe - they need a lot of room to run and to graze. When domesticated, fields are the closest approximation to their natural environment, so you often find horses being "turned out" into pastures and fields when they are not in work.
Do horses live in fields?
Horses originally evolved to flourish on the wide-open plains, meadows and savannahs of Central Asia, Africa and Europe - they need a lot of room to run and to graze. When domesticated, fields are the closest approximation to their natural environment, so you often find horses being "turned out" into pastures and fields when they are not in work.
