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This document contains information about different horse breeds including Arabians having one less rib than other horses, Gypsy Horses being considered the most beautiful breed, and Thoroughbreds being thought of as the best racing horses. It also provides facts about horses like there being around 75 million horses in the world, horses being able to run shortly after birth, and having 205 bones in their skeleton. The document images and describes various horse breeds and includes their characteristics.
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- 1. Animals Here is some information
- 3. HORSES • There are 75 million horses in the world
- 4. Horses • Arabians have one less rib
- 5. Gypsy Horses • Some people say this is the most beautiful horse in the world
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- 10. IMAGES • HORSES
- 11. SOME MORE INFO IN IMAGES • BODY OF A HORSE
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