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When the Skagarans kidnapped humans from Earth in the mid-19th century, they also took a number of horses which with the humans were resettled on a planet in the Delphic Expanse. After the humans overthrew the Skagarans they continued to use their horses as transportation until at least the mid-22nd century when they were discovered by the crew of the starship Enterprise. Charles Tucker and T'Pol acquired horses for riding while secretly investigating the settlement, although T'Pol had some difficulty with her horse. (ENT episode: "North Star") The Shavadai on Simarka use horses as mounts. (SG1: "Emancipation") Gairwyn is seen riding a horse, implying the Asgard transplanted them to Cimmeria as well as humans. (SG1: "Thor's Hammer") The Hak'tyl Resistance also used horses and brought some through to Stargate Command after they abandoned Hak'tyl. (SG1: "Sacrifices") The horse is a hoofed (ungulate) mammal, a subspecies of one of seven extant species of the family Equidae. The horse has evolved over the past 45 to 55 million years from a small multi-toed creature into the large, single-toed animal of today. Outside of these areas, alternatives were used for horses. The Legend of the Golden Axe has heroes and villains riding on a variety of Bizarrian steeds. Recent Nameless Zone stories see that winged horses are a mode of transport within the Land Beyond. Thể loại:Soul Horse (ホース) là Soul xuất hiện trong Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy. The horse (Equus ferus caballus) is one of two extant subspecies of Equus ferus, or the wild horse. -yolo Horses are creatures that can be found in the wild, but are often owned by humans. The horse is a pack animal native to North America - specifically, the region of land now occupied by the United States of America. When Noah built his ark, he sailed to America to bring a pair of horses just like God had told him too. When he landed in modern-day Texas, he disembarked the horses, which then proceeded to copulate wildly to create a new American population of horses to replace those wiped out in the flood. Some of those horses crossed the bridge between Alaska and Russia, but some were kidnapped by the Europeans from Mongolia and forced into service hauling cheese wheels and being sodomized by the French. Horses are widely domesticated for riding and as beasts of burden. The horse appears to be common on Rathillien, both among the Kencyr and native populations. Please check out Hexadecimal Chart to see what codes are available to name. The hexadecimal code that matches this color is 604913 Horses are domesticated odd-toed ungulate Horses are animals from vanilla Minecraft which can be found in Middle-earth, and are the most common type of mount used by mounted NPCs in the mod, as well as being a relatively easily-obtained mount for players in the early game. The mod's horses, in general, work in the same way as the vanilla horses, but they have some different properties: see below for more on this. |} According to Captain Picard the Arabs believed that Allah gathered the south wind and made the horse. (TNG: "Pen Pals" ) A horse race was televised in 1996 and picked up along the channels monitored by Neelix and Kes when the USS Voyager was stranded in the year. (VOY: "Future's End") Christopher Pike once owned two horses, Tango and Mary Lou, prior to his service aboard the USS Enterprise. (TOS: "The Cage" ) Captain Picard gave a statue of a horse created in the Chinese Sung Dynasty as a gift to the Ligonian ruler Lutan in early 2364. (TNG: "Code of Honor" ) Horses are a recurring race in the The Legend of Zelda series. They are often ridden and utilized in other ways by other races. __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Horse File:Nav bar right.png File:Item Card.png Horse File:Horse.jpg File:Item Border Silver.png File:Common Gem.png File:Battle Icon 2.png 0 File:Trade Icon 2.png 0 File:Intrigue Icon 2.png 0 Common A basic resource A steed or draft animal Horse is a Basic Resource. These core items are generally easy to obtain and are used for a wide range of crafting recipes, building upgrades, and other applications. The horse is a domesticated perisodactyl mammal of the equine family. Normal Horses are much the same as they were before the Great War, in this, they seem quite similar to dogs and some birds. Despite this, the Equine species has been driven down vastly, for the simple reason that many horses could not adapt sufficiently to the realities of a post-nuclear wasteland. But by the 2170's, horses had long been extinct in the American wastelands. Although there are rumors that horses have been seen in scattered records and that they are still present in southern Central America. Horses are obtained by building a Pasture improvement on the resource. A pastured Horse tile provides a total of +2File:Production.gif/+1File:Commerce.gif to the tile, and an unpastured Horse tile provides a +1File:Production.gif to the tile. The resource is revealed by Animal Husbandry. Once Horseback Riding is researched, any city connected to this resource may build Mounted Units such as Horsemen or Horse Archers (after constructing a Stable). Horses (馬, Uma) are a species of villager in the Animal Crossing series. They are closely related to Rhinos, despite having very little ressemblance. Savannah looks like a zebra, but is considered a horse, because she is the only one of her kind. Papi closely resembles an okapi, but is classified as a horse. Julian is also under the horse species, despite having a unicorn horn. There are fourteen horses so far in the Animal Crossing series. There are no uchi horses. All horses appeared in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. Horses are large mammals native to Earth. In the late 23rd century, a number of horses were transported by terrans to the Koprulu Sector. Two centuries later, they can still be found on agricultural planets. Horses on Abeir-Toril were used for riding and pulling. The horse (binomial name Equus ferus caballus) is an odd-toed ungulate mammal belonging to the taxonomic family Equidae. The fictional Babbitty Rabbitty featured in one of the tales of Beedle the Bard's made a horse levitate. There are magical versions of horses in the wizarding world, such as winged horses and unicorns. The lower bodies of centaurs are of horses, which makes some wizards and witches to mistake them as half-breeds of horses and humans. The body of a Hippogriff is half-horse and half-eagle. The horse is a mammal that has been used in warfare for over 5000 years. Many different types and sizes of horse were used in war, depending on the form of warfare. The type used varied with whether the horse was being ridden or driven, and whether they were being used for reconnaissance, cavalry charges, raiding, communication, or supply. Throughout history, mules and donkeys as well as horses played a crucial role in providing support to armies in the field. The effectiveness of horses in battle was revolutionized by improvements in technology, including the invention of the saddle, the stirrup, and later, the horse collar. The Horse was released in May 2006. There is a Lil'Kinz version, it is retired and wasn't Pet of the Month. Its special food is the Sweet Clover Cake and its special item is a Racetrack Treadmill. Along with ponies and donkeys- as well as a variety of other creatures- horses are an animal on Howrse, which you can interact with on a number of levels including training, care and competitions. * Akhal-Teke * Appaloosa * Arabian Horse * Argentinean Criollo * Barb -International * Brumby * Canadian horse -International * Curly * French Trotter * Friesian * Gypsy Vanner * Hackney -International * Hanoverian * Holsteiner * Irish Hunter * Icelandic Horse * Knabstrupper * KWPN * Lipizzaner * Lusitano -International * Mangalarga Marchador * Marwari -International * Morgan -International and US * Mustang * Nokota * Paint Horse * Peruvian Paso -International * Percheron * Purebred S This article is a stub. You can help NWN2Wiki by [ expanding it]. Horses have not been (and likely will not be) implemented in NWN2. There are no mounts, magical or otherwise, implemented. Indeed, horses do not even exist in the wild. Paladins can not summon their mount, though druids and rangers retain their ability to summon (real-world) animal companions (ie, badgers, rats, bats, etc). As well as horses, there were also other creatures in Narnia that appeared to be part horse, such as Centaurs, Unicorns and Pegasi. (The Ipotane are also a type of horse-based creature, which look overall human, but had the legs, hindquarters, tail and ears of a horse. However, they are not mentioned in the chronicles of Narnia (they are only seen in one of the illustrations by Pauline Baynes).) [view] • [talk] Horses are mobs that were added to Minecraft in the 13w16a snapshot. They spawn, usually in groups, within Plains and Savanna biomes. In Daventry, the Royal Family's horses are kept in the Royal Stables of Daventry. There are also stables in Daventry town itself. Graham's own steed is a buckskin gelding. Valanice's horse was a dapple gray mare. Rosella's horse was a bay mare. Other horses include Blue, a blue roan. The royal stables have a hay wagon that is pulled with teams of two horses. Horses put off a lot of heat during the winter, keeping the stables warm. Horse traders come to the castle to buy or sell horses from the handlers. Farriers pound shoes for horses. Farquhar's father was a farrier. Horses are four-legged animals regularly used as mounts and means of transportation by Humans. The Horse is an animal appearing as a beta unit in Age of Empires, and as a campaign unit in Age of Empires II and Age of Empires III. Horses were large, solid-hoofed domesticated mammals with a flowing tail and mane. In some parts of the galaxy, they were used as draft animals, as beasts of burden, or for riding. While "horse" was the vernacular name for the species used in Galactic Basic Standard, the technical term used by scientists was equus. They are also used for pulling vehicles such as chariots, wagons, or carriages. A male donkey is often bred with a female horse to produce a mule. Horse is an animal that makes an appearance in Hitman: Contracts in only one mission, that is Beldingford Manor. They are kept in the stables where Giles Northcott is kept prisoner and will alert the nearby guards if 47 walks past them. However, they can be killed stealthily by poisoning the water tank with weed killer or they can simply be sneaked past. A Horse is large animal that is mainly used for transportation and travel within the world of Elder Tale. Horses are animal figures that were initially introduced in 1984. They were the first animal figures created, although brick-built animals were included in sets before then. They have appeared in a large number of sets and themes and have had many variations. The latest one, which was introduced in The Lord of The Rings in 2012, replaced the classic horse, and will continue to be used in the future. The horse is widely used across Genertela, but has very little presence in Pamaltela. * Most readers are familiar with horses, but a review of the Wikipedia article on horses can also be informative. When horses talk, they neigh. If a word not in the Toontown dictionary is used through the SpeedChat Plus option (assuming the player does not have the true friend option on), or other toons do not have SpeedChat Plus, the word will be "censored" by "brrr" or "neigh." Horses were the primary working and fighting animals in Middle-earth. They were generally used as mounts. Both the forces of good, and the forces of evil used horses in the wars and battles of Middle-earth. Wild horses also exist, Zebra are wild relatives of horses. There are also wild and domestic donkeys. Together the horses and their relatives are called equines. Wild horses (equines) evolved over more than 50 million years. A horse is a large four-legged, four-hoofed animal with a long face, substantial body, and fast, narrow legs. This is the primary mount for humans, and is also known to be used by the Pandaren. The strong bond between the humans of Azeroth and their warhorses has existed for generations. However, since the fall of Lordaeron, only select varieties continue to be bred throughout Alliance-controlled lands. Most prized among these are the stately Evendales of Elwynn Forest, renowned for their loyalty and even tempers. These horses command a hefty sum, but they reward their owners with steadiness and speed. Horses are widely domesticated for riding and as beasts of burden. A horse not trained for war does not normally use its hooves to attack. (MGWS 11) In order to be able to use this kind of transportation, a player is required to have a high riding level. Hiring a horse is also rumored to be quite expensive, causing people to prefer walking rather than using horses, despite walking being more time-consuming and exhaustive. Horses are the last of the passive mobs added to Minecraft. They spawn in grassy biomes and can be ridden with a Saddle, making Pigs mostly obsolete for riding purposes. There are twelve patterns for Horses, along with Donkeys, Mules, and the undead horses. When you mount a horse, your hunger bar vanishes, and is replaced by the health of your horse. Horses can have varying degrees of health. A Horse is an attackable NPC which was released along with the Warriors of Legend update. As many other attackable NPCs, the horse is merely another regular NPC that can be attacked with no requirement and low stats along with the Chicken and the typical Man. Horses represent an increase in resources from this area due to the benefits of using domesticated animals such as the horse or oxen to do work. For all but the most recent periods of history, animals were an important source of lifting and pulling power. In the Civ series, several military units are mounted or use horses to pull conveyances. The horses are an integral part of each unit. A horse is an animal that is mentioned and appearing briefly in the Survivors series. A horse is a type of large land mammal. Because horses can travel faster and farther than humans, and can eat grasses and other common vegetation, they have been long used by humans as domesticated animals, primarily for riding, and pulling land vehicles. Used as mounts around the world before the development of motor vehicles, horses play a role in the culture of many nations. Horses are mobs that can be led and ridden by Human and Seanchan player characters. Riding allows players to travel longer distances without depleting their own MVs. Like pets, they can also be Grouped when led, granting a bonus to Experience according to their level, with lower-level horses giving the largest bonus. Horses can be found in various places, including stables and dedicated Pet shops. Many horses can be found roaming in the world and, through appropriate commands, can be made to follow. A horse is a domesticated, hoofed pack animal that has been used for cargo and transport by humans since prehistory. The horse is the only "Bot" vehicle in the game. It handles like controlling the player. It is first seen in the tutorial for Blockland. The horse can jump higher than the player, run faster, but strafes considerably slower. -The horse can be converted into a normal player with the following events; OnBotTouch -> ChangeDataBlock -> Standard Player Humans used horses as transportation for thousands of years. They could be directly mounted or used to pull vehicles. (TV: The King's Demons, The Unquiet Dead) Toy horses made of wood with rocking chair legs are called Rocking Horses. Penguin once attempted to steal a replica of the Trojan Horse, but he was stopped by Batman and Robin. __NOEDITSECTION__ . Dudley Do-Right's Horse is a marvulous character. He never gets the respect he deserves and dates Nell. The horse (Equus ferus caballus) is one of two extant subspecies of Equus ferus. It is an odd-toed ungulate mammal belonging to the taxonomic family Equidae. The horse has evolved over the past 45 to 55 million years from a small multi-toed creature, Eohippus, into the large, single-toed animal of today. Humans began to domesticate horses around 4000 BC, and their domestication is believed to have been widespread by 3000 BC. Horses in the subspecies caballus are domesticated, although some domesticated populations live in the wild as feral horses. These feral populations are not true wild horses, as this term is used to describe horses that have never been domesticated, such as the endangered Przewalski's horse, a separate subspecies, and the only remaining true wild horse. There is an ext Horses were large four-footed mammals that were used as mounts, ridden by soldiers, travellers, and other people. Horses were found in many countries around the world, including China and Egypt, and are often employed as mounts. While horses were fast-running animals, they could not run well on unstable terrain such as a desert. Horses were used by the French Foreign Legion as mounts for the Legion's officers, and were used by treasure-seekers as well. Horses ran faster than camels and so were used more frequently than the latter, but were once said to be less intelligent than camels by Mathayus. Horses were the primary working and fighting animals in Middle-earth. They were generally used as mounts. Both the forces of good and the forces of evil used horses in the wars and battles of Middle-earth. The Riders of Rohan and the Nine Nazgûl were well known for riding horses. Small horses were called ponies. Horses came in many colors such as white, grey, brown, and black. The horse appears in the Flowery Field and in the Parade levels. During Flowery Field, the King can be knocked off his horse by Bees or Killer Beekeepers, and the player can ride his mount. Unlike other rideable animals, the horse does not have his own attack, and the player is free to use both, light and heavy attacks, while riding him. When using heavy attack, the horse dashes forward for wery small, but still noticeable distance. The horse is seen for the last time in the Parade, where it is ridden by Coneheads. He is also seen in one Arena, on Melee mode. The Boss kept an Andalusian during her time in Tselinoyarsk during the events of Operation Snake Eater. The FOX agent Naked Snake encountered the horse shortly after his night-time infiltration into Dremuchij near the wreck. After Snake was humiliated by The Boss via CQC, the horse proceeded to, while rearing, step on Snake's hand, injuring it. The Andalusian proceeded to accompany The Boss up until her death at Rokovoj Bereg, where it briefly mourned for her before escaping from the bombing run she set earlier. The Horse (馬ホース Hōsu) is a recurring animal used as a mount in all Fire Emblem games. Known to bestow their riders with superb Movement ranges, horses are utilised by a good number of mounted classes appearing across the series. Horses can be bought as pets, for $5. They can be used as mounts, fight alongside the player, or even be transformed into. The Horse was the only known horse in the series. It pulled Cluny the Scourge's cart into Mossflower Woods. The horse crushed Skullface when Cluny ordered him to bite it to make it move faster. It later escaped in a cart crash; its fate is unknown. Horse was an unusual stallion ridden by Eriond. He had the capability to jump though space, a power described by Eriond as entering a different dimension, then reappearing where he wanted to go. He was born as a colt in Magician's Gambit, and was stillborn. Garion resurrected him in the Cave of the Gods, and the colt was at first very attached to Garion. Later on, Garion took him to Riva, then gave him to Eriond, professing his inability to care for Horse. In the King of the Murgos, Horse was able to carry Garion over a large distance which should have taken two days in a half hour. Horse costume is just videos 1993-2000 Horses of the Old World are the same as horses of our own and may be found nearly anywhere. About 10% of all wild Horses are suitable for training as Warhorses. Normal Horses can be ridden by creatures under 10 feet tall and of any alignment. Warhorses are trained to fight in combat. Unlike other Horses, they have an attack of their own (a kick/stomp) and can even fight independently of their rider. A horse was a domesticated animal used as a mount on Ashlan Four. Ussej Padric Bac, the Shaman of the Whills, rode a horse on most mornings before dawn and shortly after it. There are a number of meanings to the word horse. 1. * Horse (Horz): An implement used for cooking cheebles and bleabs. 2. * Horse (Orse): A device for travelling. 3. * Horse (Howwerse): A nice meal. 4. * Horse (Huws): OK then. Now then, moving on. What was I discussing again? Oh yes... Horses. What's a horse? Cavalo é um estilo de luta usado por Motaro em Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. The Horse (Equus ferus caballus) is a Creature of Black & White. Horse es el apodo de un personaje de Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned que formó parte de la hermandad de moteros The Lost MC. The Horse is a Special Agent costing $200 MM. When placed, it has a 100px range and has 2 attacks. Charge - Charges at a bloon, popping it by 5 layers and sending it back a short distance. Can effect up to 3 bloons, and takes 2 seconds to recharge. Kick - Kicks a bloon behind itself, doing 3 damage and stunning the bloon for 2 seconds. Can effect 2 bloons, and can be used at the same time as charge. This has a shorter recharge time, at 0.5 seconds. The horse has an 80% chance of doing this instead of turning around and charging at a bloon behind it. Horses are characters in the Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games series. A horse is a hooved species of mammal. They were domesticated by humans thousands of years ago and are commonly used as mounts. In the Medieval ages, among other time periods, horses were used by human soldiers for combat. A knight from the Medieval ages named Sir William de Mornay used his horse when he attacked a Dracorex that had came from an anomaly in the Cretaceous, thinking it was a dragon attacking his village. Upon locating the Dracorex drinking in the forest, he kicked his horse onto the charge. The horse reared up and whinnied then began to gallop after the fleeing dinosaur. Horses are an equine animal in RuneScape that are not seen in-game. Some of the modern-day inhabitants of Gielinor consider them mythical creatures, however, there are many references to horses both in the game, in website lores, and in the novel Return to Canifis. Horses are not the same as hornless unicorns, which were hunted to extinction a few years prior to the Sixth Age. Horse is an animal that hid from Armadilo at Z This page is intended to define the INTERSLAVIC word form for the ENGLISH word at the top of the column to the right. If the INTERSLAVC box is "blank", then a word form has not yet been selected. Immediately below the INTERSLAVIC box is a link entitled "discussion about this word" - which will link you to a "Discussion" page specifically for the WORD at point. Below the Discussion Page link, under "PRIRODNE JEZYKI" ("Natural Languages") are listed the various modern Slavic natural languages - in their respective native language forms (NOTE: some natural language may be missing) Horses were four-legged mammals that inhabited Alagaësia. They were commonly tamed and ridden or used as beasts of burden. A horse's coat could be one of many different colors, such as white, gray, and black. Horses were used by all sides during the wars and battles of Alagaësia. If one side was victorious in a particular conflict, they would usually capture any remaining horses from the other side that they were able to. Elf-horses were a special breed of horses bred by the elves, able to respond directly to commands in the Ancient Language. The Horse is a riding beast utilized by the Yautja. There is no evidence to suggest that the creatures are used on the Hunt specifically, but the impaled Yautja head may suggest they are used during internal conflicts by the Yautja. The horse is the standard mount for Heroes of the Storm. The base mount and two of its skins are free; others can be purchased for File:IconGem.png100 per skin. Base profile for a Horse. Horse es un estilo de combate usado por Motaro en Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. Categoría:Estilos de Combate Categoría:Glosario Categoría:Estilos de Combate de MKA Horses are present in nearly every Harry Turtledove work, usually in their millennia-old OTL role of pack-animal, livestock, or warhorse. Only in a few stories is the species' presence (or absence) relevant to understanding how a particular world works. A horse is a domesticated animal that is mostly used for transportation. In mainstream Smurfs media, Sir Johan rides upon a horse named Bayard. Various other characters tend to use horses as their main source of transportation, either saddleback or driving a stage coach, in both the comics and cartoon show. In season 6, Nightmare is a horse that appeared in the episodes "Lazy's Nightmare" and "Sleepless Smurfs." It can breathe fire and is the horse of the evil Dream Demon Morphio who uses it for a easy way to chase the Smurfs in the Evil Dreamworld. Write the first section of your page here. The horse evolved over the past 4 to 6 weeks from a small multi-toed creature, most likely an otter or other small weaselly thing of some sort, or maybe like a newt or mouse, into the large, single-toed animal of today. Humans, never content to leave shit alone, began to domesticate horses around last Tuesday, and their domestication is believed to have been widespread by late Thursday evening, although they did not reach Australia until the next morning. The horse is today extinct in the wild, killed by the millions for their delicious tongues and soft, salty nose hairs. A horse was a type of mammal used for riding. The horse is a domesticated animal of Deltora and Dorne that is frequently used as a mount or beast of burden. The animal is raised and bred to a high standard in D'Or and has many varieties. Horseshoes are forged by a blacksmith and are nailed to a horse's hooves for protection. There are various breeds of horses available premade. Like other Sims, horses have traits that define their personalities. __NOEDITSECTION__ __NOWYSIWYG__ In the version of LoRD that Nuklear runs, you can only find a horse by asking for a blessing from the fairies. You can get either a white mare or a black stallion, but there's no difference between the two as far as gameplay goes. For some reason, the black stallion rises from the depths of the lake the fairies bathe in, while the white mare just nudges your back. A Horse is a Passive Mob that was added in Update 0.15.0. They are tameable Mobs that naturally spawn in Plains and Savannah biomes. Horse is an online pseudonym seen typing in Episode 8 around 17:35. The rumors being spread make it sound like the younger police officer, whom it was revealed was spreading them online at the end of episode 7. Though it could have just been someone else spreading his rumors. Hol Horse is the retarded older brother of Jimmy Brando. He first appeared in episode 10 as one of Jimmy's 400 stand users. He's a homosexual and has a huge crush on George Lopez. He is killed when he gets in front of Jimmy and blasted by Bug-A-Boo's mouth flames. A horse is often known as a solar symbol, and is a symbol of intelligence in the Bible. Depending on what color it is, the horse symbolizes destruction or victory. For example the white horse symbolizes light, sun, day vitality, illumination, resurrection, and messenger of birth. Sometimes, horses are related to the sun, moon, and water. It acts as the mediator between Earth and Heaven. Horse symbolizes power, grace, beauty, nobility, strength, and freedom. Horse is a two player splitscreen game type. Horse (ホース, Hōsu) is a Soul introduced in Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy. The horse is an animal that makes several appearances throughout the series. The most recurring horse is a brown, short-legged horse with flies flying around it. The Horse is a bonus animal from Impossible Creatures. It is one of the 10 bonus animals released by Relic Entertaiment. Horse is a comedy brickfilm by Anthony D'Angelo about a lord who is denied access to a fort over concerns regarding his horse. It was an entry to the first Brickfilm Rapidly All Week Long Contest and placed third in the final results. It features the same knight and horse from D'Angelo's Twenty-four Hour Animation Contest 4 entry, What You Give is What You Get.

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Domesticated Active Alive Extant

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Horse

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Foal

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Pferd#legends

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0

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Varied Red

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Comedy

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The Mummy Johan and Peewit

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Water

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None.

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Non-mutant horse in the Wasteland

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BRAWL

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Brown background:#ff8080

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The Adventure of Link

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Pull carts Can be ridden 4

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Gió

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1

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0.5

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Jungle/Forest

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Air

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20

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7.5

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1.1

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Horse Paddock

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Caballo

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Equidae

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community/askjc/jocasta/askjc20040108.html

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Perissodactyla

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Redwall

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2008

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конь

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little

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Various

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Black

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Grass Herbivore

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land

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9

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N/A High 12

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Horse Creatures

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Sir Fluffybunny is denied entry [Chestnut Horse shown above]

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1

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1200

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Unknown

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8

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Snapshot 13w6a

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Chordata

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*Carries bandage and ammo pouches that can be given to other players

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1984

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Ireland, Britain, France possibly rest of Europe. n347: n417: Various South-east, east and north-east of Thais depending on the Horse Station World Change; one in the Gardens of Night ; two near Roswitha in Rathleton.

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Ignore it, or just kill it if they are in your path. For information on the world change, including how to make horses spawn in the wild, see Horse Station World Change.

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The Overworld See list on page

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For details see [[#History

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A horse is an animal that is mentioned and appearing briefly in the Survivors series. Wild horses also exist, Zebra are wild relatives of horses. There are also wild and domestic donkeys. Together the horses and their relatives are called equines. Wild horses (equines) evolved over more than 50 million years. According to Captain Picard the Arabs believed that Allah gathered the south wind and made the horse. (TNG: "Pen Pals" ) A horse race was televised in 1996 and picked up along the channels monitored by Neelix and Kes when the USS Voyager was stranded in the year. (VOY: "Future's End") Christopher Pike once owned two horses, Tango and Mary Lou, prior to his service aboard the USS Enterprise. (TOS: "The Cage" ) In noting Scott's timing with repairing the Enterprise just as they reached Spacedock following her battle with the USS Reliant, Captain Kirk remarked that he "fixed the barn door after the horse has come home." (Star Trek III: The Search for Spock) In the alternate reality created by Nero's temporal incursion, Montgomery Scott described the notion of transwarp beaming as being like "trying to hit a bullet with a smaller bullet, whilst wearing a blindfold, riding a horse." (Star Trek) James Kirk's uncle owned a farm in Idaho which contained horses. Kirk often rode his uncle's horses through the countryside and would often jump over a large chasm, an act which "scared the hell" out of him each time. It was during one of these horseback rides that Kirk met Antonia in 2282. Kirk revisited the farm while trapped within the Nexus and, along with Captain Jean-Luc Picard, rode a horse out to meet Antonia in an attempt to "do things right from day one." It was only after having no fear when jumping over the familiar chasm that Kirk realized what he was experiencing was not real, and opted to leave the Nexus with Picard. (Star Trek Generations) When in 2369 the imaginations of the Deep Space 9 residents became reality, Julian Bashir created an illusory Jadzia Dax who told the real Jadzia Dax that she should get off of her high horse and appreciate Bashir. (DS9: "If Wishes Were Horses") Captain Picard gave a statue of a horse created in the Chinese Sung Dynasty as a gift to the Ligonian ruler Lutan in early 2364. (TNG: "Code of Honor" ) The fictional character Dixon Hill, a private investigator in San Francisco on Earth in the 1940s, had a photograph of a horse riding race on his wall. (TNG: "The Big Goodbye" ) Programs featuring riding horses were stored on the holodeck on the USS Enterprise-D including Equestrian Adventure. Captain Picard himself was fond of horseback riding and actually had a saddle aboard the Enterprise. (TNG: "Suddenly Human" , "Pen Pals" , "Starship Mine" ; Star Trek: First Contact) The Caretaker included two horses into his holographic farm recreation on his array in 2371. (VOY: "Caretaker") The workshop of the holographic Leonardo da Vinci in a city on an alien planet featured the statue of a horse. (VOY: "Concerning Flight") In Daventry, the Royal Family's horses are kept in the Royal Stables of Daventry. There are also stables in Daventry town itself. Graham's own steed is a buckskin gelding. Valanice's horse was a dapple gray mare. Rosella's horse was a bay mare. Other horses include Blue, a blue roan. The royal stables have a hay wagon that is pulled with teams of two horses. Horses put off a lot of heat during the winter, keeping the stables warm. Horse traders come to the castle to buy or sell horses from the handlers. Farriers pound shoes for horses. Farquhar's father was a farrier. The bandits of the Endless Desert use horses as mounts to cross the desert. Telgrin's black knights rode on sinister black chargers. After eating pieces of a golden fish, a fisherman's horse had two golden foals. A Toy Horse is a horse-shaped toy. In the Ancient Ones's alphabet, the horse is represented by the letter W. A special kind of horse is a flying horses, both those with wings (winged horses such as Pegasus, and Night Mare), and regular horses with magical ability to fly (Necromancer). Another special kind of horse is the Unicorns which have a single horn growing out of their head. The chess knights are shaped as the head of a horse. The Essence of Sun Tzu depicts Sun Tzu riding on a horse. There is an old saying about beating a dead horse. Beating a dead goat would be pretty much the same thing. There is a belief, not so common anymore, that a wicked witch can can throw a magic bridle over someone's head and turn the person into a horse. The witch then rides the unhappy person a long distance to some witches' gathering, and rides back in the morning. The victim soon becomes ill and weary from lack of sleep and died. A number of folktales exist that tell how some victims were able to escape this fate. The Compleat Works of William Shakespeare also refers to horses. As well as horses, there were also other creatures in Narnia that appeared to be part horse, such as Centaurs, Unicorns and Pegasi. (The Ipotane are also a type of horse-based creature, which look overall human, but had the legs, hindquarters, tail and ears of a horse. However, they are not mentioned in the chronicles of Narnia (they are only seen in one of the illustrations by Pauline Baynes).) Horse es un estilo de combate usado por Motaro en Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. Categoría:Estilos de Combate Categoría:Glosario Categoría:Estilos de Combate de MKA Horses are large mammals native to Earth. In the late 23rd century, a number of horses were transported by terrans to the Koprulu Sector. Two centuries later, they can still be found on agricultural planets. A horse was a type of mammal used for riding. A horse is a domesticated, hoofed pack animal that has been used for cargo and transport by humans since prehistory. Horses of the Old World are the same as horses of our own and may be found nearly anywhere. About 10% of all wild Horses are suitable for training as Warhorses. Normal Horses can be ridden by creatures under 10 feet tall and of any alignment. Warhorses are trained to fight in combat. Unlike other Horses, they have an attack of their own (a kick/stomp) and can even fight independently of their rider. Horses are creatures that can be found in the wild, but are often owned by humans. Horses are animals from vanilla Minecraft which can be found in Middle-earth, and are the most common type of mount used by mounted NPCs in the mod, as well as being a relatively easily-obtained mount for players in the early game. The mod's horses, in general, work in the same way as the vanilla horses, but they have some different properties: see below for more on this. Of all regions of Middle-earth, horses can be found most commonly in the Rohan, but they also appear in many other areas all across the world. There is also a smaller breed of horse known as the Shire pony which is endemic to the Shire. They are also used for pulling vehicles such as chariots, wagons, or carriages. A male donkey is often bred with a female horse to produce a mule. Horse is an animal that hid from Armadilo at Z When the Skagarans kidnapped humans from Earth in the mid-19th century, they also took a number of horses which with the humans were resettled on a planet in the Delphic Expanse. After the humans overthrew the Skagarans they continued to use their horses as transportation until at least the mid-22nd century when they were discovered by the crew of the starship Enterprise. Charles Tucker and T'Pol acquired horses for riding while secretly investigating the settlement, although T'Pol had some difficulty with her horse. (ENT episode: "North Star") With the rise of motorized transport in the early 20th century, horseback riding has become a primarily recreational activity. Horse racing, which gained popularity in the mid 19th century, continued well into the 23rd century, with the running of such prestigious races as the Kentucky Derby, Preakness, and Belmont (known collectively as the Triple Crown). (TOS novel: Vulcan's Forge) In the 2220s, teraformer Heston Prescott transported a number of horses and frozen horse embryos from Earth to the colony world of Elysium. It was his intent to introduce horses to that world, which had no native quadrupeds similar to horses. He was able to implant several of the embryos into the mares which he had brought, which were able to carry their young successfully to term. One of the young horses born on Elysium was a bay colt which Heston's stepson Christopher named Tango. Later when Heston and Christopher's mother Willa McKinnies died in a large fire in 2231, Charlie Pike brought Tango and Christopher back to Earth. Years later when the Talosians tried to convince the then Captain Christopher Pike to remain with them, they used an illusion of Tango. Tango would remain on Charlie's farm for the rest of his life, dying shortly after Spock took Chris to Talos IV in 2267. (TOS novel: Burning Dreams & episode: "The Cage") While held captive by Romulans on planet Obsidian in 2296, Leonard McCoy made a lengthy statement about famous racehorses, which the Romulans interpreted as his Right of Statement relating to glorious warbeasts. Centurion Ruanek later expressed an interest in bringing horses back to the Empire. (TOS novel: Vulcan's Forge) James T. Kirk had an uncle who rasied horses on his farm in Idaho. Kirk would often ride his uncle's horses through the nearby countryside and would often jump a large chasm, an act which Kirk admitted "scared the hell" out of him each time. In 2282, during one of these horseback rides Kirk met Antonia, before returning to teach at Starfleet Academy. Kirk revisited the farm while trapped within the Nexus. Kirk jumped the large chasm, but then realized that this time he did not feel fear. This led him to realize that what he was experiencing wasn't real, and opted to leave the Nexus with Jean-Luc Picard. (TNG movie, novelization & comic adaptation: Generations) One of the gifts Captain Picard gave to the Ligonian ruler was a statue of a horse created in the Chinese Sung dynasty. (TNG episode: "Code of Honor") Horse-drawn carriages were a common sight in 24th century New Orleans. (DS9 episodes: "Homefront", "Image in the Sand", ST - Typhon Pact novel: Rough Beasts of Empire) During the 24th century, the holodeck on board the Enterprise had a number of programs with riding horses. Captain Picard enjoyed horseback riding and actually had his own saddle aboard the Enterprise. (TNG episodes: "Suddenly Human", "Pen Pals", "Starship Mine") This page is intended to define the INTERSLAVIC word form for the ENGLISH word at the top of the column to the right. If the INTERSLAVC box is "blank", then a word form has not yet been selected. Immediately below the INTERSLAVIC box is a link entitled "discussion about this word" - which will link you to a "Discussion" page specifically for the WORD at point. Below the Discussion Page link, under "PRIRODNE JEZYKI" ("Natural Languages") are listed the various modern Slavic natural languages - in their respective native language forms (NOTE: some natural language may be missing) Finally, below the Natural Languages section, is the "Constructed Languages" section - "Postavjene Jezyki" - which includes "Slovio" "Novosloviensky" (NeoSlavonic) and "Slovianski". The "Slovio" project is no longer active. "Novosloviensky" and "Slovianski", on the other hand, have joined together as "INTERSLAVIC" or "MEDŽUSLOVJANSKI" - each offering a slightly different grammatical format. Here you may access and edit this information. Write the first section of your page here. The Horse was released in May 2006. There is a Lil'Kinz version, it is retired and wasn't Pet of the Month. Its special food is the Sweet Clover Cake and its special item is a Racetrack Treadmill. Horse was an unusual stallion ridden by Eriond. He had the capability to jump though space, a power described by Eriond as entering a different dimension, then reappearing where he wanted to go. He was born as a colt in Magician's Gambit, and was stillborn. Garion resurrected him in the Cave of the Gods, and the colt was at first very attached to Garion. Later on, Garion took him to Riva, then gave him to Eriond, professing his inability to care for Horse. In the King of the Murgos, Horse was able to carry Garion over a large distance which should have taken two days in a half hour. Garion rubbed the pointed ears and ran his hand down the smooth, glossy forehead. Then he sighed. "Would you like to have him for your very own?" he asked Errand. "You don't own friends, Belgarion." -Guardians of the West This article is a stub. You can help NWN2Wiki by [ expanding it]. Horses have not been (and likely will not be) implemented in NWN2. There are no mounts, magical or otherwise, implemented. Indeed, horses do not even exist in the wild. Paladins can not summon their mount, though druids and rangers retain their ability to summon (real-world) animal companions (ie, badgers, rats, bats, etc). Horse es el apodo de un personaje de Grand Theft Auto IV: The Lost and Damned que formó parte de la hermandad de moteros The Lost MC. The horse is the standard mount for Heroes of the Storm. The base mount and two of its skins are free; others can be purchased for File:IconGem.png100 per skin. The Horse is a bonus animal from Impossible Creatures. It is one of the 10 bonus animals released by Relic Entertaiment. Thể loại:Soul Horse (ホース) là Soul xuất hiện trong Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy. There are a number of meanings to the word horse. 1. * Horse (Horz): An implement used for cooking cheebles and bleabs. 2. * Horse (Orse): A device for travelling. 3. * Horse (Howwerse): A nice meal. 4. * Horse (Huws): OK then. Now then, moving on. What was I discussing again? Oh yes... Horses. What's a horse? . Dudley Do-Right's Horse is a marvulous character. He never gets the respect he deserves and dates Nell. The Horse (Equus ferus caballus) is a Creature of Black & White. __NOEDITSECTION__ Outside of these areas, alternatives were used for horses. The Legend of the Golden Axe has heroes and villains riding on a variety of Bizarrian steeds. Recent Nameless Zone stories see that winged horses are a mode of transport within the Land Beyond. The Horse was the only known horse in the series. It pulled Cluny the Scourge's cart into Mossflower Woods. The horse crushed Skullface when Cluny ordered him to bite it to make it move faster. It later escaped in a cart crash; its fate is unknown. A horse is a large four-legged, four-hoofed animal with a long face, substantial body, and fast, narrow legs. This is the primary mount for humans, and is also known to be used by the Pandaren. The strong bond between the humans of Azeroth and their warhorses has existed for generations. However, since the fall of Lordaeron, only select varieties continue to be bred throughout Alliance-controlled lands. Most prized among these are the stately Evendales of Elwynn Forest, renowned for their loyalty and even tempers. These horses command a hefty sum, but they reward their owners with steadiness and speed. Horses are widely domesticated for riding and as beasts of burden. A horse not trained for war does not normally use its hooves to attack. (MGWS 11) Additional info: * Paladins ride warhorses and chargers, which are armored and dressed up horses, but with no different, non-appearance based features. Blood elf Warhorses are red, with golden horns. * Undead players ride skeletal horses as their mount. * Warlocks ride felsteeds or Nightmares, which are flaming demonic horses. * Different breeds of horses can be purchased from stables in Eastvale Logging Camp, Menethil Harbor, Southshore, and Theramore for 10File:Gold.png. * A Black Stallion can be purchased at Menethil Harbor. This is a standard level 20 mount with no special requirements. A Horse is an attackable NPC which was released along with the Warriors of Legend update. As many other attackable NPCs, the horse is merely another regular NPC that can be attacked with no requirement and low stats along with the Chicken and the typical Man. The horse appears to be common on Rathillien, both among the Kencyr and native populations. When horses talk, they neigh. If a word not in the Toontown dictionary is used through the SpeedChat Plus option (assuming the player does not have the true friend option on), or other toons do not have SpeedChat Plus, the word will be "censored" by "brrr" or "neigh." The horse is a pack animal native to North America - specifically, the region of land now occupied by the United States of America. When Noah built his ark, he sailed to America to bring a pair of horses just like God had told him too. When he landed in modern-day Texas, he disembarked the horses, which then proceeded to copulate wildly to create a new American population of horses to replace those wiped out in the flood. Some of those horses crossed the bridge between Alaska and Russia, but some were kidnapped by the Europeans from Mongolia and forced into service hauling cheese wheels and being sodomized by the French. Cavalo é um estilo de luta usado por Motaro em Mortal Kombat: Armageddon. The horse is a hoofed (ungulate) mammal, a subspecies of one of seven extant species of the family Equidae. The horse has evolved over the past 45 to 55 million years from a small multi-toed creature into the large, single-toed animal of today. Horse is an animal that makes an appearance in Hitman: Contracts in only one mission, that is Beldingford Manor. They are kept in the stables where Giles Northcott is kept prisoner and will alert the nearby guards if 47 walks past them. However, they can be killed stealthily by poisoning the water tank with weed killer or they can simply be sneaked past. __NOEDITSECTION__ File:Nav bar left.png Horse File:Nav bar right.png File:Item Card.png Horse File:Horse.jpg File:Item Border Silver.png File:Common Gem.png File:Battle Icon 2.png 0 File:Trade Icon 2.png 0 File:Intrigue Icon 2.png 0 Common A basic resource A steed or draft animal Horse is a Basic Resource. These core items are generally easy to obtain and are used for a wide range of crafting recipes, building upgrades, and other applications. A horse was a domesticated animal used as a mount on Ashlan Four. Ussej Padric Bac, the Shaman of the Whills, rode a horse on most mornings before dawn and shortly after it. Toy horses made of wood with rocking chair legs are called Rocking Horses. Penguin once attempted to steal a replica of the Trojan Horse, but he was stopped by Batman and Robin. |} Horses are obtained by building a Pasture improvement on the resource. A pastured Horse tile provides a total of +2File:Production.gif/+1File:Commerce.gif to the tile, and an unpastured Horse tile provides a +1File:Production.gif to the tile. The resource is revealed by Animal Husbandry. Once Horseback Riding is researched, any city connected to this resource may build Mounted Units such as Horsemen or Horse Archers (after constructing a Stable). Access to this resource is required to build the Ride of the Nine Kings world wonder, which grants all Mounted units trained in the cith with the Wonder +9 experience upon construction, which can greatly increase the survivability and/or strength of those mounted units. The horse is a domesticated animal of Deltora and Dorne that is frequently used as a mount or beast of burden. The animal is raised and bred to a high standard in D'Or and has many varieties. Horseshoes are forged by a blacksmith and are nailed to a horse's hooves for protection. Horse costume is just videos 1993-2000 Horses were four-legged mammals that inhabited Alagaësia. They were commonly tamed and ridden or used as beasts of burden. A horse's coat could be one of many different colors, such as white, gray, and black. Horses were used by all sides during the wars and battles of Alagaësia. If one side was victorious in a particular conflict, they would usually capture any remaining horses from the other side that they were able to. Elf-horses were a special breed of horses bred by the elves, able to respond directly to commands in the Ancient Language. The horse appears in the Flowery Field and in the Parade levels. During Flowery Field, the King can be knocked off his horse by Bees or Killer Beekeepers, and the player can ride his mount. Unlike other rideable animals, the horse does not have his own attack, and the player is free to use both, light and heavy attacks, while riding him. When using heavy attack, the horse dashes forward for wery small, but still noticeable distance. The horse is seen for the last time in the Parade, where it is ridden by Coneheads. He is also seen in one Arena, on Melee mode. Horses are mobs that can be led and ridden by Human and Seanchan player characters. Riding allows players to travel longer distances without depleting their own MVs. Like pets, they can also be Grouped when led, granting a bonus to Experience according to their level, with lower-level horses giving the largest bonus. Horses can be found in various places, including stables and dedicated Pet shops. Many horses can be found roaming in the world and, through appropriate commands, can be made to follow. A benefit of buying a horse at a Pet shop is that you can name the horse when you buy it, "buy warhorse lightning" for example. Now you can "ride lightning" or "lead lightning" while with a group for easier Horse targeting. The Shavadai on Simarka use horses as mounts. (SG1: "Emancipation") Gairwyn is seen riding a horse, implying the Asgard transplanted them to Cimmeria as well as humans. (SG1: "Thor's Hammer") The Hak'tyl Resistance also used horses and brought some through to Stargate Command after they abandoned Hak'tyl. (SG1: "Sacrifices") Horses are domesticated odd-toed ungulate Normal Horses are much the same as they were before the Great War, in this, they seem quite similar to dogs and some birds. Despite this, the Equine species has been driven down vastly, for the simple reason that many horses could not adapt sufficiently to the realities of a post-nuclear wasteland. But by the 2170's, horses had long been extinct in the American wastelands. Although there are rumors that horses have been seen in scattered records and that they are still present in southern Central America. Also, certain species have been created by radiation, while romantics refer to them as 'Unicorns' many people know them by there earthier descriptions of 'Knobheads'. Both types of horses have retained their pre-War characteristics of speed, strength, and versatility. They are a multifarious species in that they can be used to scout and to make war, for food and hide and to pull heavy loads such as caravans. In this, they are near if not more useful than brahmin. The horse is a domesticated perisodactyl mammal of the equine family. Horses were the primary working and fighting animals in Middle-earth. They were generally used as mounts. Both the forces of good and the forces of evil used horses in the wars and battles of Middle-earth. The Riders of Rohan and the Nine Nazgûl were well known for riding horses. Small horses were called ponies. Horses came in many colors such as white, grey, brown, and black. The horse (Equus ferus caballus) is one of two extant subspecies of Equus ferus. It is an odd-toed ungulate mammal belonging to the taxonomic family Equidae. The horse has evolved over the past 45 to 55 million years from a small multi-toed creature, Eohippus, into the large, single-toed animal of today. Humans began to domesticate horses around 4000 BC, and their domestication is believed to have been widespread by 3000 BC. Horses in the subspecies caballus are domesticated, although some domesticated populations live in the wild as feral horses. These feral populations are not true wild horses, as this term is used to describe horses that have never been domesticated, such as the endangered Przewalski's horse, a separate subspecies, and the only remaining true wild horse. There is an extensive, specialized vocabulary used to describe equine-related concepts, covering everything from anatomy to life stages, size, colors, markings, breeds, locomotion, and behaviour. Horses' anatomy enables them to make use of speed to escape predators and they have a well-developed sense of balance and a strong fight-or-flight response. Related to this need to flee from predators in the wild is an unusual trait: horses are able to sleep both standing up and lying down. Female horses, called mares, carry their young for approximately 11 months, and a young horse, called a foal, can stand and run shortly following birth. Most domesticated horses begin training under saddle or in harness between the ages of two and four. They reach full adult development by age five, and have an average lifespan of between 25 and 30 years. Horse breeds are loosely divided into three categories based on general temperament: spirited "hot bloods" with speed and endurance; "cold bloods", such as draft horses and some ponies, suitable for slow, heavy work; and "warmbloods", developed from crosses between hot bloods and cold bloods, often focusing on creating breeds for specific riding purposes, particularly in Europe. There are more than 300 breeds of horse in the world today, developed for many different uses. Horses and humans interact in a wide variety of sport competitions and non-competitive recreational pursuits, as well as in working activities such as police work, agriculture, entertainment, and therapy. Horses were historically used in warfare, from which a wide variety of riding and driving techniques developed, using many different styles of equipment and methods of control. Many products are derived from horses, including meat, milk, hide, hair, bone, and pharmaceuticals extracted from the urine of pregnant mares. Humans provide domesticated horses with food, water and shelter, as well as attention from specialists such as veterinarians and farriers. The horse is the only "Bot" vehicle in the game. It handles like controlling the player. It is first seen in the tutorial for Blockland. The horse can jump higher than the player, run faster, but strafes considerably slower. -The horse can be converted into a normal player with the following events; OnBotTouch -> ChangeDataBlock -> Standard Player The bot has a colorable shirt (If "Set Vehicle Color" is activated) and will take the shirt color of the spawning brick. It has all the health of a normal player, but is not technically controllable. (With certain exceptions, including the "add velocity" events) The bot is utilized in some event minigames, namely Brickster's Zombie survival event minigame. The bot is also handy for creating NPC's with the VCE system. It is not required with bot events because Amade's bot events add a bot "vehicle". [view] • [talk] Horses are mobs that were added to Minecraft in the 13w16a snapshot. They spawn, usually in groups, within Plains and Savanna biomes. In the version of LoRD that Nuklear runs, you can only find a horse by asking for a blessing from the fairies. You can get either a white mare or a black stallion, but there's no difference between the two as far as gameplay goes. For some reason, the black stallion rises from the depths of the lake the fairies bathe in, while the white mare just nudges your back. Horses can be bought as pets, for $5. They can be used as mounts, fight alongside the player, or even be transformed into. The horse is widely used across Genertela, but has very little presence in Pamaltela. * Most readers are familiar with horses, but a review of the Wikipedia article on horses can also be informative. A Horse is a Passive Mob that was added in Update 0.15.0. They are tameable Mobs that naturally spawn in Plains and Savannah biomes. Horse is an online pseudonym seen typing in Episode 8 around 17:35. The rumors being spread make it sound like the younger police officer, whom it was revealed was spreading them online at the end of episode 7. Though it could have just been someone else spreading his rumors. Horses are the last of the passive mobs added to Minecraft. They spawn in grassy biomes and can be ridden with a Saddle, making Pigs mostly obsolete for riding purposes. There are twelve patterns for Horses, along with Donkeys, Mules, and the undead horses. When you mount a horse, your hunger bar vanishes, and is replaced by the health of your horse. Horses can have varying degrees of health. The horse (Equus ferus caballus) is one of two extant subspecies of Equus ferus, or the wild horse. -yolo The horse evolved over the past 4 to 6 weeks from a small multi-toed creature, most likely an otter or other small weaselly thing of some sort, or maybe like a newt or mouse, into the large, single-toed animal of today. Humans, never content to leave shit alone, began to domesticate horses around last Tuesday, and their domestication is believed to have been widespread by late Thursday evening, although they did not reach Australia until the next morning. The horse is today extinct in the wild, killed by the millions for their delicious tongues and soft, salty nose hairs. The horse is one of only three acceptable subjects for a painting, along with ships with sails and men holding swords while staring off into the distance. While some would argue that perhaps vases of colorful flowers or landscapes with pretty clouds might also be acceptable, these notions couldn't be further from the truth as these are terrible, dreadful subjects for any painting. Horses are an equine animal in RuneScape that are not seen in-game. Some of the modern-day inhabitants of Gielinor consider them mythical creatures, however, there are many references to horses both in the game, in website lores, and in the novel Return to Canifis. Horses are not the same as hornless unicorns, which were hunted to extinction a few years prior to the Sixth Age. Along with ponies and donkeys- as well as a variety of other creatures- horses are an animal on Howrse, which you can interact with on a number of levels including training, care and competitions. * Akhal-Teke * Appaloosa * Arabian Horse * Argentinean Criollo * Barb -International * Brumby * Canadian horse -International * Curly * French Trotter * Friesian * Gypsy Vanner * Hackney -International * Hanoverian * Holsteiner * Irish Hunter * Icelandic Horse * Knabstrupper * KWPN * Lipizzaner * Lusitano -International * Mangalarga Marchador * Marwari -International * Morgan -International and US * Mustang * Nokota * Paint Horse * Peruvian Paso -International * Percheron * Purebred Spanish Horse * Quarter Horse * Russian Don Horse -International * Shagya Arabian * Standardbred -International * Shire * Tennessee Walker * Thoroughbred * Trakehner -International Horses are a recurring race in the The Legend of Zelda series. They are often ridden and utilized in other ways by other races. Please check out Hexadecimal Chart to see what codes are available to name. The hexadecimal code that matches this color is 604913 Humans used horses as transportation for thousands of years. They could be directly mounted or used to pull vehicles. (TV: The King's Demons, The Unquiet Dead) In order to be able to use this kind of transportation, a player is required to have a high riding level. Hiring a horse is also rumored to be quite expensive, causing people to prefer walking rather than using horses, despite walking being more time-consuming and exhaustive. Horses on Abeir-Toril were used for riding and pulling. Base profile for a Horse. __NOEDITSECTION__ __NOWYSIWYG__ Horses are present in nearly every Harry Turtledove work, usually in their millennia-old OTL role of pack-animal, livestock, or warhorse. Only in a few stories is the species' presence (or absence) relevant to understanding how a particular world works. Horses (馬, Uma) are a species of villager in the Animal Crossing series. They are closely related to Rhinos, despite having very little ressemblance. Savannah looks like a zebra, but is considered a horse, because she is the only one of her kind. Papi closely resembles an okapi, but is classified as a horse. Julian is also under the horse species, despite having a unicorn horn. There are fourteen horses so far in the Animal Crossing series. There are no uchi horses. All horses appeared in Animal Crossing: New Leaf. The Horse is a riding beast utilized by the Yautja. There is no evidence to suggest that the creatures are used on the Hunt specifically, but the impaled Yautja head may suggest they are used during internal conflicts by the Yautja. A horse is often known as a solar symbol, and is a symbol of intelligence in the Bible. Depending on what color it is, the horse symbolizes destruction or victory. For example the white horse symbolizes light, sun, day vitality, illumination, resurrection, and messenger of birth. Sometimes, horses are related to the sun, moon, and water. It acts as the mediator between Earth and Heaven. Horse symbolizes power, grace, beauty, nobility, strength, and freedom. Historically, the best horses have often been only available to the upper classes, who in turn used them as symbols of status, for hunting and other recreation, and for use in warfare. This is shown in the social hierarchies of Greece (see "hippies"), Rome (see "equites"), and Medieval Europe (see "knights"). However, this was not a strictly European tendency, as the same general trend occurred wherever horses were present. For this reason, horses can be associated with wealth, status, nobility, and war. Horses were large four-footed mammals that were used as mounts, ridden by soldiers, travellers, and other people. Horses were found in many countries around the world, including China and Egypt, and are often employed as mounts. While horses were fast-running animals, they could not run well on unstable terrain such as a desert. Horses were used by the French Foreign Legion as mounts for the Legion's officers, and were used by treasure-seekers as well. Horses ran faster than camels and so were used more frequently than the latter, but were once said to be less intelligent than camels by Mathayus. A horse is a type of large land mammal. Because horses can travel faster and farther than humans, and can eat grasses and other common vegetation, they have been long used by humans as domesticated animals, primarily for riding, and pulling land vehicles. Used as mounts around the world before the development of motor vehicles, horses play a role in the culture of many nations. Horse is a two player splitscreen game type. Horses are four-legged animals regularly used as mounts and means of transportation by Humans. The Boss kept an Andalusian during her time in Tselinoyarsk during the events of Operation Snake Eater. The FOX agent Naked Snake encountered the horse shortly after his night-time infiltration into Dremuchij near the wreck. After Snake was humiliated by The Boss via CQC, the horse proceeded to, while rearing, step on Snake's hand, injuring it. The Andalusian proceeded to accompany The Boss up until her death at Rokovoj Bereg, where it briefly mourned for her before escaping from the bombing run she set earlier. Horses are widely domesticated for riding and as beasts of burden. Horses are animal figures that were initially introduced in 1984. They were the first animal figures created, although brick-built animals were included in sets before then. They have appeared in a large number of sets and themes and have had many variations. The latest one, which was introduced in The Lord of The Rings in 2012, replaced the classic horse, and will continue to be used in the future. A Horse is large animal that is mainly used for transportation and travel within the world of Elder Tale. The horse is an animal that makes several appearances throughout the series. The most recurring horse is a brown, short-legged horse with flies flying around it. Horses were large, solid-hoofed domesticated mammals with a flowing tail and mane. In some parts of the galaxy, they were used as draft animals, as beasts of burden, or for riding. While "horse" was the vernacular name for the species used in Galactic Basic Standard, the technical term used by scientists was equus. Horse (ホース, Hōsu) is a Soul introduced in Inazuma Eleven GO Galaxy. The horse (binomial name Equus ferus caballus) is an odd-toed ungulate mammal belonging to the taxonomic family Equidae. The fictional Babbitty Rabbitty featured in one of the tales of Beedle the Bard's made a horse levitate. There are magical versions of horses in the wizarding world, such as winged horses and unicorns. The lower bodies of centaurs are of horses, which makes some wizards and witches to mistake them as half-breeds of horses and humans. The body of a Hippogriff is half-horse and half-eagle. It is a possible corporeal form of the Patronus Charm. Ginny Weasley's Patronus is a horse. The Horse is an animal appearing as a beta unit in Age of Empires, and as a campaign unit in Age of Empires II and Age of Empires III. Horses are characters in the Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games series. Horses were the primary working and fighting animals in Middle-earth. They were generally used as mounts. Both the forces of good, and the forces of evil used horses in the wars and battles of Middle-earth. The horse is a mammal that has been used in warfare for over 5000 years. Many different types and sizes of horse were used in war, depending on the form of warfare. The type used varied with whether the horse was being ridden or driven, and whether they were being used for reconnaissance, cavalry charges, raiding, communication, or supply. Throughout history, mules and donkeys as well as horses played a crucial role in providing support to armies in the field. The effectiveness of horses in battle was revolutionized by improvements in technology, including the invention of the saddle, the stirrup, and later, the horse collar. Horse cavalry began to be phased out after World War I in favor of tank warfare, though a few horse cavalry units were still used into World War II, especially as scouts. By the end of World War II, horses were seldom seen in battle, but were still used extensively for the transport of troops and supplies. Today, formal battle ready horse cavalry units have almost disappeared, though the United States Army Special Forces used horses in battle during the 2001 invasion of Afghanistan. Horses are still seen in use by organized armed fighters in Third World countries. Many nations still maintain small units of mounted riders for patrol and reconnaissance, and military horse units are also used for ceremonial and educational purposes. The Horse is a Special Agent costing $200 MM. When placed, it has a 100px range and has 2 attacks. Charge - Charges at a bloon, popping it by 5 layers and sending it back a short distance. Can effect up to 3 bloons, and takes 2 seconds to recharge. Kick - Kicks a bloon behind itself, doing 3 damage and stunning the bloon for 2 seconds. Can effect 2 bloons, and can be used at the same time as charge. This has a shorter recharge time, at 0.5 seconds. The horse has an 80% chance of doing this instead of turning around and charging at a bloon behind it. Hol Horse is the retarded older brother of Jimmy Brando. He first appeared in episode 10 as one of Jimmy's 400 stand users. He's a homosexual and has a huge crush on George Lopez. He is killed when he gets in front of Jimmy and blasted by Bug-A-Boo's mouth flames. A horse is a domesticated animal that is mostly used for transportation. In mainstream Smurfs media, Sir Johan rides upon a horse named Bayard. Various other characters tend to use horses as their main source of transportation, either saddleback or driving a stage coach, in both the comics and cartoon show. In another cartoon episode, 'Revenge Of The Smurfs", there are some horses that rampaged through the village as some soldiers are retreating. In the later part of the episode, Smurfette, Hefty, Jokey, and Greedy go to the camp and free the military horses to give a trick to the soldiers who destroyed their village. In season 6, Nightmare is a horse that appeared in the episodes "Lazy's Nightmare" and "Sleepless Smurfs." It can breathe fire and is the horse of the evil Dream Demon Morphio who uses it for a easy way to chase the Smurfs in the Evil Dreamworld. In the time-travel episode "Phantom Bagpiper", the Smurfs met two horses, Cassie and Scotty, who belong to Laird Milton McKilty. However, an evil man, Frugal McDougal, steals Scotty from Milton along with some Smurfs. In order to help rescue Scotty, the Smurfs and McDougal decided to have a horse race. Smurfette becomes the jockey of Cassie to match with McDougal. By the end of the story, the Smurfs win and Scotty and the captured Smurfs are returned. Horse is a comedy brickfilm by Anthony D'Angelo about a lord who is denied access to a fort over concerns regarding his horse. It was an entry to the first Brickfilm Rapidly All Week Long Contest and placed third in the final results. It features the same knight and horse from D'Angelo's Twenty-four Hour Animation Contest 4 entry, What You Give is What You Get. Horses represent an increase in resources from this area due to the benefits of using domesticated animals such as the horse or oxen to do work. For all but the most recent periods of history, animals were an important source of lifting and pulling power. In the Civ series, several military units are mounted or use horses to pull conveyances. The horses are an integral part of each unit. There are various breeds of horses available premade. Like other Sims, horses have traits that define their personalities. The Horse (馬ホース Hōsu) is a recurring animal used as a mount in all Fire Emblem games. Known to bestow their riders with superb Movement ranges, horses are utilised by a good number of mounted classes appearing across the series. A horse is a hooved species of mammal. They were domesticated by humans thousands of years ago and are commonly used as mounts. In the Medieval ages, among other time periods, horses were used by human soldiers for combat. A knight from the Medieval ages named Sir William de Mornay used his horse when he attacked a Dracorex that had came from an anomaly in the Cretaceous, thinking it was a dragon attacking his village. Upon locating the Dracorex drinking in the forest, he kicked his horse onto the charge. The horse reared up and whinnied then began to gallop after the fleeing dinosaur. The knight rode after the Dracorex, following it through another anomaly to the present. He rode his horse through through the streets of London, looking for the Dracorex (which was by now in Abby's care) After being frightened by a motorbike's engine, the horse reared up on its hind legs, throwing the knight off and running off. The horse returned to the the church where it and its rider had come (which was now in ruins) and the knight found it grazing there. The knight rode on his horse to reach the location where he thought the " dragon " was. After causing some trouble, de Mornay was convinced by the ARC team to spare the Dracorex (which was taken to the ARC and kept in the ARC's menagerie) He returned to his own time, taking his steed with him. (Episode 3.7) In the Victorian era, a horse was pulling the carriage that Emily was bundled into by her husband Henry Merchant and others to be taken to a mental asylum after blaming several gruesome deaths in the area on a dinosaur. However along the way, the Raptor that was loose in the Victorian era, causing the deaths, attacked the carriage after stalking them for a while. It killed the driver. The carriage crashed and the raptor also killed Henry and his friend, the raptor saw the panicked horse as easy prey. The horse tried to get free but was secured by its harness to the wrecked carriage, finally the horse kicked off its harness and bolted. The raptor chased it but the horse got away as the raptor instead followed Matt Anderson who'd come to deal with it and rescue Emily.

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