The Head
The head is where the horse sees, smells, and thinks. It has big eyes for seeing far away and a long nose for sniffing out treats or dangers, like when you hide your snack under the couch!
The Body
Underneath the head is the body, which is like the horse’s strong backpack. It holds all the muscles that help the horse move, just like your legs help you walk and run.
The Legs
The legs are the horse's speed shoes! They go thud-thud-thud as the horse runs, jumping over things like puddles or imaginary dragons (or real ones if they're there!).
The Tail
The tail is like a horse’s happy wave. It swishes around when the horse is cool and calm, or sometimes when it's saying “I don’t like that!” to bugs or loud noises.
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