What is a female male and baby horse called?

Answer 1

A foal. A foal that still nurses is a suckling, off the mare is a weanling.
A horse that is under a year old is called a foal. A female foal is called a filly and and a male foal is called a colt.

Answer 2

a male baby horse under the age of 4 is called a colt, and a female horse under 4 is called a filly, and the type of animal it is is called a foal. A male horse over 4 is called a stallion, with the exception of a kind of male horse over 4 called a gelding. A female horse over 4 is called a mare. Hope this helped

Answer 3

An entire male horse is called a stallion; once castrated it is known as a gelding. A horse under a year (foal) is a filly (female) or a colt (male). Over a year to around 3 years all are known as youngstock.

A:The most common terms are:

Age-related terms:

Foal: a baby horse of either gender, normally under 6 months old. (Some people refer to a foal as a colt, no matter the gender although technically, a colt means a young male horse under 5 years old)

Weanling: a young horse of either gender between 6 and 12 months old

Yearling: a horse between one and two years old of either gender.

Gender-related terms:

Colt: A male horse less than 5 years old.

Filly: A female horse under 5 years old.

Mare: A female horse over 5.

Stallion: An un-castrated male horse over 5 years old.

Gelding: A castrated male horse of any age.

A stud is another word used for stallion, although stud is actually a breeding stallion. Some colts are sometimes refered to as stud colts.

Answer 4

Keep in mind this does not apply to all equine.

Baby horse - foal

Baby female horse - filly

Baby male horse - colt

Child horse - pony

Teenager horse - none

Adult female horse - mare

Adult male horse - stallion

Castrated Male: Gelding

Female Parent: Dam

An adult horse is one that has given birth or is over three years of age.

Answer 5

1. A baby male horse is called a colt.
2. A baby female horse is called a filly.

Hope this helped :D

Answer 6

Foal