Why Does My Horse Not Want to Canter?
A horse that won't canter is often in pain, unfit, or confused by unclear aids. Have a vet rule out lameness, then build fitness and clear cues.

A horse that won't canter is often in pain, unfit, or confused by unclear aids. Have a vet rule out lameness, then build fitness and clear cues.

Goats have rectangular pupils to widen their view of the ground and cut glare from above, helping them spot predators. Their eyes even rotate.

A mustang horse usually gallops at 25 to 30 mph. Claims of 55 mph lack an official record; the fastest timed race horse ran about 44 mph.

To clean leather riding gloves, brush off dirt, wipe with a barely damp cloth and mild cleaner, air dry away from heat and sun, and condition lightly.

To stop a horse running through the bit, rule out teeth and tack pain, then retrain with light, consistent aids and releases, not a harsher bit.
Can horses eat hay that has been rained on? Only if it dried well and isn't moldy. Wet bales can grow mold that harms horses and can catch fire.
A vaulting barrel is a padded, horse-shaped practice barrel for vaulters, not horses. Learn how to build one with a sturdy frame, pads, and a roller.

A cat peeing on furniture may have a urinary problem, dislike its litter box, be marking, or be stressed. See your vet, then fix the litter setup.
An Arabian horse is fast but not the fastest breed. Thoroughbreds hold the race speed record of about 44 mph; Arabians excel at endurance.

There are about 1.19 billion goats in the world, per FAO data, mostly in Asia and Africa. The US has about 2.5 million. See where goats live.