Horses And Human's Interactions

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I believe Horses and Human’s interactions are very important to most ecosystems. There are many reasons that ecosystems need horses. They Interact with Humans very often. Almost all horses are domestic animals that eat the food that their keepers provide for them.

Horses interact with humans very often. They are used for many different types of activities and sports. They are used for plowing fields, race trot, jumping, cross country, hunting, and pasture mates to other horses. Without horses we would not have any of these fun sports and activities to participate in, or attend. One of the most famous sports there is that involves horses is, the Kentucky Derby. The Kentucky Derby is a horse race that happens once a year. Many people attend

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