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Times Newspapers Staff Photo/Betsy Parker Like radars, a horse’s ears capture sound, show emotion and give him a sense of his surroundings.
Senses
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or rider can gain a voluntary partner rather than unwilling begat of burden.
Sight
Horses see much differently than humans. Depending on the source, they see extremely well or extremely poorly.
In the wild, horses are animals of prey. Their eyes are set far apart on the sides of their head where they can monitor surroundings for signs of danger. This monocular vision, or the ability to see separate objects with each eye, makes them
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