A horse is a herbivorous animal. It has long legs with muscles to run. It has no way of fighting and does not need to kill animals for food. When faced with an enemy, it would much rather flee than stand and fight.
Tusks are used in defence and hunting. They are essentially modified incisors, or front teeth used for cutting. The horse needs its incisors intact to bite grass. It needs teeth, not tusks.
No horse, thoroughbred or otherwise, has tusks because they just don't need them.
First of all why would they have tusks? They aren't designed to have them because they have teeth and hooves. They don't to fight they run and they don't eat meat they eat grass, oats, hay, and carrots.
That depends on the pedigree and bloodlines of the horse
The largest racing horse is a thoroughbred. Secretariat is a thoroughbred for example
Canadian Thoroughbred Horse Society was created in 1906.
Ruffian was a thoroughbred racehorse.
Whether or not a thoroughbred race horse a filigree is a matter of opinion. Filigree means delicute or fanciful and whether or not that is how you describe a racehorse is up to you.
The weight of a thoroughbred horse is dependent upon a number of factors. Some of those factors include the size and age of the horse.
The state horse of Maryland is the thoroughbred horse.
Its a Thoroughbred horse bred with another different breed!
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