yes but they can stop and take a break when they get to tired, or drink when they want. A horse cant do this.
sykofrenic;2722579; said:this is the point i was trying to make...if its bad for horses, then its just as bad, if not worse for the people in the same area as the horses
"According to statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, an average of 384 people die from heat every year. This is more than the deaths caused by floods (135), lightning (85), tornadoes (73), and hurricanes (25) combined. Heat can be especially deadly in large urban areas that can become heat islands. Brick buildings, asphalt streets, and tar roofs store heat and radiate is like a slow burning furnace. Temperatures can be several degrees hotter in the city than in nearby suburbs and rural areas. In these situations, the elderly, infants, and young children, and people with chronic health problems are most at risk."
http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/topics/heatstress/
MN_Rebel;2722052; said:Hmm most Percherons that have worked with harnesses on lived to see their 25th bday and retired. Two of mine in 20's...all muscle and healthy.
krzr3000;2723318; said:I'm not seeing your point, horses aren't choosing to do this job and live in these conditions. They don't have medical care, and the resources that humans can turn to. They can't say no...
JD7.62;2720881; said:What a bunch of tools. Id hate to see what they think about the KY Derby and horse racing in general. Id bet theyd poop a brick if they see a horse break its leg and then its killed on the spot!
nah but they were breed so we could, loluncwnells;2723391; said:And you must think that horses evolved so that we can run them fast in circles...humans I swear think they own everything.
How are your fish doing?uncwnells;2723391; said:And you must think that horses evolved so that we can run them fast in circles...humans I swear think they own everything.