Anatomy

A horses anatomy allows a horse to do a gait. A horse has a strong skeletel system. A horse has a body designed for speed. They have very strong hind legs. That allow them to push off rapidly from a standstill and with long slender legs and hooves to gather ground quickly. A deep chest allows for big lungs and hearts essential for speed and endurance. A long neck helps the horse keep balance while in motion. The horse has keen senses allowing them to detect a sound long before a human does. The horses vision extends around their side meaning they can't see in fron't of them. The most sensitive is the sense of smell. A healthy horse can detect a mare in season. They can identify a familiar person and animals. They can also sense intruders. All of its senses enable a horse to see, sniff, and hear potential danger. Their anatomy allows them to transform danger signals into flight.