Not to nitpick, but a filly is a FEMALE horse/pony of fours years and under. You're probably looking for foal (which denotes very young equines typically under 1 year of age) or colt, which is the male equivalent of filly. :P
Still, interesting concept.
Not to nitpick, but a filly is a FEMALE horse/pony of fours years and under. You're probably looking
Not a nitpick, a correction, and a good one! :3 Having english as a self-learnt language makes me miss small details like that... thanks for the info! I'm changing it right away~
I mean, I thought Colt was an adult make horse! I really need to know more details like those!
Not a nitpick, a correction, and a good one! :3 Having english as a self-learnt language makes me mi
I don't mean to be rude, but your all incorrect, a baby male/female pony is called a foal, a male pony foal or older that has not has not mated yet is called a colt, the female version of this is the filly, an adult male (normally) that has mated is called a stud, a female that has mated is called a Mare. Plus a stallion is not an adult male, a stallion is actually a breed of horse... Hope this helped... =P
I don't mean to be rude, but your all incorrect, a baby male/female pony is called a foal, a male po
Well, he said that a colt was a young male, and a filly was a young female which isn't always true a very old pony could still be a filly/colt as long as they haven't mated its still known as a filly/colt...
Well, he said that a colt was a young male, and a filly was a young female which isn't always true a
Uh, dude, 1) wikipedia disagrees with you, 2) I live near a farm owned by a friend, and they have horses, and I frequently helped out there. It has nothing to do with whether or not they had sex yet.
You might be thinking of bovines where they actually DO have different terms depending on sexual activity. Equines, however, do not.
Stallions are uncastrated adult male horses. I have no idea where you get your info from but it's woefully wrong.