Why they use horses for produce serum?
399722
Because there are some stupid a*s*sholes out there that will do anything, at any cost, to try and make themselves better (In their sick opinion) - for personal gain - and to look good in the eyes of others.....until they are caught, that is.
674526
I'm not positive on this, but I would guess its because some horses require more heat than others. Lets say that you had one horse that had very thick, long hair during the winter and you had another breed that didn't. Maybe the breed with the thick, long hair had to adapt to your climate.
391384
try looking on the net, or asking around, or go to a local horse farm and see if the owner will comply with what you are looking for.
835241
Not sure that all horse-lovers would agree with this statement as most, in my experience, love donkeys as well as horses.\n\nI do understand your point and think its because there is still a social difference attached to the ownership of horses as opposed to donkeys.\n\nHorses conveyed (and still do) some kind of social standing once they were used for more than just working (eg. racing, riding, hunting, etc), whereas the poor old donkey has never made past being just a worker (other than on the beaches of Britain).\n\nCan't think it has anything to do with "reproduction problems" as you suggest, as this is very similar to that of the horse (see the link below). It may be that you mean that breeding a horse is far more controlled (and consequently expensive) than for a donkey.\n\nI love them both.
644498
This is actually a direct reference to the Trojan Horse being used at the tail end of the Trojan Wars.  The horse was of a different color (method of thinking) than the besiegers, so it was considered a novel idea and trustworthy.
847414
To control the Potency and to control the Quality. One egg may possess more cholesterol than another. With it buffered it is buffered to match.
982134
This is a very interesting & thought provoking question - especially since we all know the common phrase.  However, I don't really have an answer other than agreeing with the fact that a horse is more valuable alive, but then again, cows aren't exactly cheap.
37900
a chemical analysis of blood shows that it contains an abundance of uric acid, a chemical substance which can be injurious to human health.\nin the human being it is excreted as a waste product and in fact we are told that 98% of the body's uric acid is extracted from the blood by the kidneys and removed through urination.\nnow, the wielder of the knife, makes an incision through the jugular veins, leaving all other veins and organs intact. And this causes the death of the animal by a total loss of blood from the body, rather than an injury to any vital organ.\nand as you know that pigs have no neck so, you cannot slaughter it and then most of the blood would congeal in its veins and would eventually permeate the flesh. \nThis implies that the animal flesh would be permeated and contaminated with uric acid and therefore very poisonous; only today did our dieticians realize such a thing.
1041691
Pure milk from a cow isn't. What people buy at the store is a homogeneous mixture b/c the people at the milk factory add vitamins and minerals and a bunch of other things.
871044
I reckon you are using some sort of rhyming slang for having a poop outdoors but if you are serious Theres loads of urban cowboys near to where I live and they all keep horses in their suburban front/back gardens (Comical I know) they go about in traps all the time. One guy (a nutcase) close to where I live once brought his horse up to the boxroom in his mums house!! The horse used to look out the bedroom window as we walked by pretty crazy huh!!
533086
They do not always kill injured racehorses.  It all depends on the owners, and whether or not it would be worth more to keep them alive or not.  Look at Barbaro, they are trying to salvage him for stud by fusing the joints in his ankle.  And I personally have seen a few other race horses that were injured but not put down.  Some people donate their horses to retirement foundations, such as the Standardbred Retirement Foundation.  These horses are then taken care of and put up for adoption, to which there is a lengthy process because they screen every applicant to make sure the horse is getting the best care.
51224
When wild horses grow too much hoof, they head for rocky ground to chafe it away.\n\nThink about it.
1150808
not totally sure but they use the hoofs, and the fat to make glue by boiling it and removing the moisture.  Gelatin is also made from horses hoofs.
248224
You can lead a horse to water BUT you can not make it DRINK;\nHOWEVER, you can put salt on his oats; note SAVE the BEST untill after  the FOR BETTER OR WORSE
82166
if you are talking about horse power ...yes the term did come from farming one plow horse could pull so much 2 horse could pull more....thats why the term horsepower is used with engine power, u would have a ideal strong or how much work it could do.....
776115
This is sooooooo nice of you to do! God will bless you, i'm sure. I wish i knew what to tell you but the only thing i can think of is a shampoo called "mane n tale", yes it is for horses lol but it's supposed to work well on humans too.\nGod bless!
179651
Try reading about the Parelli system, it's a very good \nalternative system, humane to horses and safe for people,\nthat is very well-documented and has lots of clinics and teachers internationally.