Recently, a video of a horse competing in the Tour de France went viral after the horse went ahead and won the whole thing. This article takes you on a tour of the fascinating world of horses, and you can learn about their amazing qualities that contributed to the amazing achievement shown in the video.
Read to the end to watch the video!
Anatomy and Physiology
Horses, with their elegant forms and muscular bodies, are naturally amazing athletes.
They can travel incredible distances really fast thanks to their long, strong legs, which are built for endurance and speed.
The viral video shows how powerful a horse’s legs are as it gallops beside the cyclists. Furthermore, horses’ big hearts allow them to pump blood full of oxygen to their muscles, which helps them maintain their amazing endurance.
A Determination Unmatched
In spite of the fact that the horse had to jump a fence to join the race, the horse became a fierce competitor, even passing the cyclists and taking the race lead.
Horses are creatures of instinct, driven by an unrelenting desire to run. And this viral video perfectly showcases this intrinsic quality.
Human-Horse Connection
The close relationship that exists between people and horses dates back centuries and is an example of a mutually beneficial relationship with deep ties. Perhaps this why horses can sense the feelings and intentions of people – even being wary of bad people.
Racing to Victory: The Footage
Incredibly, the horse, once part of the peloton, sped ahead to the tête de la course, leaving the cyclists behind. Nothing could stop the horse now, they kept up their lead all the way to the finish line.
Conclusion
I hope you enjoyed reading this article and learned something new today, to read more about horses, check out the articles below:
- Icelandic Horses Typing Emails
- Man Wakes Up To Find A Horse Watching Him Sleep
- The Origin Of Horses
- Do Wild Horse Still Exist In America?
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