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SLIDE SHOW: The Land of Milk and Horses
ByHumans likely first domesticated horses because they are well adapted to cold. In The Horse, the Wheel, and Language, David W. Anthony notes that during the famously harsh 1886 winter that bankrupted many Great Plains cattle ranchers, including Teddy Roosevelt, some cattle survived by grazing in areas mustangs cleared of snow and ice.
Michael Parks attends a Naadam Festival horse race in Mongolia,
The Land of Milk and Horses
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