Back then, horses were the machinery of today-they plowed and hauled and caried us to new places. Now-a-days, most of the plowing, hauling and traveling are done by machines, but some people still use horses instead of machinery, and there are some jobs that machinery cannot do. Like in some heavily wooded areas, horses or some other equine are needed to haul fallen logs because machinery cannot fit. Police also use horses because they can go places cars cannot. Horses are used for showing, breeding, lessons, therapy and just pleasure, too.
Horses are used now, and they always have been! They were used at the bronze age too. Horses are used now, and they always have been! They were used at the bronze age too.
Think about what cars do for us now . . . this is what horses used to be used for. Take draft horses for instance, they were replaced by tractors. Horses were the only means of transport whether is was horse back or horse and carriage. However now that the world has modernised, horses have obviously been replaced by cars however engines are still measured in horsepower so although replaced they managed to fit a bit of history in ther ;)
Horses have become taller, stronger and are now used for show instead of transportation.
no, chestnuts are not of use to horses. People believe way back when, horses had fingers and toes.
Horses did have a good use back before machinery took over. Horses are now just use for recreation. People like to ride them and beat other horses on the race track. they are also used fo drassage jumpeng barrel racing pole bending and much more
Back in the day of the civil yes.
The domestication of horses for riding likely occurred around 4000-3000 BC in the Eurasian steppes. This allowed humans to travel more efficiently and facilitated the development of civilizations and trade networks.
Because horses are considered to be one of the most favorite pets to have, next to dogs. Horses are now mainly used for leisure and recreational activities, but there are also places where horses are still used for work, like on many ranches.
Back then, roman roads were used to transport goods. They used horses and carts to move tradable items around the country.
Matter of fact, horses did pull wagons, back in the old days. The most known time that horses were used as wagon transportation is back when English came to the Americas and used the wagons to move out west and so forth.
The wandering horses on howrse were a promotion. It is sadly over now but they may possibly bring them back so keep your eyes open!
Horses provided humans with transportation, increased agricultural productivity, and capabilities for warfare, allowing civilizations to expand and conquer new territories. This enabled the development of trade networks, improved communication, and military dominance, leading to wealth acquisition and power consolidation.