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Horse dentition over time
Foal Yearling Two
years Three years Five
years Six
years Seven years Nine
years Twelve years Horse teeth often wear in specific...
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Naked foal syndrome (NFS) is a
genetic disorder specific to the Akhal-Teke
horse breed. A rare genodermatosis, it is
characterized by
almost complete hairlessness...
- The
flehmen response (/ˈfleɪmən/; from
German flehmen, to bare the
upper teeth, and
Upper Saxon German flemmen, to look spiteful), also
called the flehmen...
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horses of
various ages:
Foal A
horse of
either **** less than one year old. A
nursing foal is
sometimes called a suckling, and a
foal that has been weaned...
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tractors and lorries.[citation needed] On 5 May 2003
Idaho Gem, a mule
foal cloned by
nuclear transfer of
cells from
foetal material, was born at the...
- toss
would get only one
foal (the
first pick from 1969), and the
loser would get two (the
second pick from 1969 and the only
foal from 1970).
Chenery later...
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exception of Aguilar.
Sherlock threatens to
reveal that
Aguilar sold his
foal to
another unsuspecting horse lover,
unless Aguilar stops s****ing revenge...
- Shiraz. In this tale, a
fisherman catches in the sea with his net a fine
foal. He
brings it home and
hides it from his
seven daughters in a room. He feeds...
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American Saddlebred. The
defect causes foals to be born
without any hair coat, mane or tail. In some cases, the
front teeth are in at
birth or
molars grow abnormally...
- pulli,
meaning "
foal's foot".
Other common names include tash plant, ****'s foot, bull's foot,
coughwort (Old English), farfara,
foal's foot, foalswort...
