Yep some of them definitely look like they need a few more buckets of feed. The cart horses generally have long days with varying loads and I’d say it’s a pretty hard life in that respect. But I’ve got to say that the Senegalese love their horses and are very proud of them. Owning a horse is a ‘out of reach’ dream for many of them!
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Some of these horses look way too underfed. I wonder how they are treated.
Yep some of them definitely look like they need a few more buckets of feed. The cart horses generally have long days with varying loads and I’d say it’s a pretty hard life in that respect. But I’ve got to say that the Senegalese love their horses and are very proud of them. Owning a horse is a ‘out of reach’ dream for many of them!