National I Love Horses Day 2023- Celebration Of The Importance Of Horses In Human Lives

National I Love Horses Day is celebrated every year in the United States to highlight the importance of horses in the history of mankind. July 15^th has been adopted as the day of celebration for these beautiful animals. The history of horses and humans goes back to 6000 years ago, i.e. around 4000 BC and they have been helping humans in riding and transporting ever since. This article provides important details about National I Love Horses Day 2023 such as its significance, history, celebration, and much more.

National I Love Horses Day Upcoming Events

Below mentioned are the upcoming dates for National I Love Horses Day for the next 5 years.

Event	Date	Day
National I Love Horses Day 2023	July 15, 2023	Saturday
National I Love Horses Day 2024	July 15, 2024	Monday
National I Love Horses Day 2025	July 15, 2025	Tuesday
National I Love Horses Day 2026	July 15, 2026	Wednesday
National I Love Horses Day 2027	July 15, 2027	Thursday

National I Love Horses Day 2023 Overview

Event	National I Love Horses Day 2023
Date	July 15, 2023
Day	Saturday
Observed by	United States
Purpose of celebration	To highlight the importance of horses in the history of mankind.
Frequency	Annual

Significance of National I Love Horses Day

Horses have been grazing on earth for more than 50 million years now and it was 6000 years ago that they were domesticated by nomads. Since their domestication, horses have been very useful for humans. In the initial days, they were tamed for meat and milk. After the prior civilization of humans, they began using horses for agricultural purposes such as cultivating their lands, and for transportation purposes like carrying people and goods from one place to another. Now, horses have also become a part of sports like polo, horse racing, horse riding, show jumping, and others. To celebrate the significant role that horses play in our lives, National I Love Horses Day is celebrated every year on the 15^th of July.

History of the National I Love Horses Day

No clear information is available on how and when the celebration of National I Love Horses Day began. We only know that the celebration has been carried out for many years now as a day of thankfulness to the horses for helping humans out with their different tasks.

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Celebration of National I Love Horses Day 2023

You can celebrate National I Love Horses Day in many ways from simple movie-watching to extravagant horseback riding. If you have never done it before, take National I Love Horses Day as an opportunity to ride a horse. You can spend the day at a farm between the horses, taking care of them and learning more about these wonderful native companions of humans. You can also plan a trip to places where you can catch a glimpse of wild horses. Theodore Roosevelt National Park, North Dakota; The Virginia Range, Nevada; The Pryor Mountains, Montana & Wyoming; and Outer Banks, North Carolina are some of the best places where you can find wild horses. In case you are not in the mood of going out or are not able to see a live horse in action, you can watch movies based on horses. War Horse, Seabiscuit, National Velvet, Secretariat, etc are some of the best horse movies you can watch with friends or family.

Lesser-known Interesting Facts about Horses

Below here are given some interesting facts about horses that you probably didn’t know:

1. Horses’ eyes are located on the sides of their heads giving them a wide range of vision.
2. From gender and age, much can be learned about a horse through its teeth.
3. Akhal-Teke horses are known for their speed, intelligence and distinctive metallic sheen and are also known as Golden Horses.
4. Horses can sleep laying down and standing up too.
5. Horses are social animals and usually live in herds.
6. Isolation, lack of movement, excessive training, etc can cause depression in horses.
7. Horses have one bone less than humans, i.e., 205.
8. Prometean was the first-ever cloned horse, born in a province of Italy in May 2003.
9. Two-year-old Winning Brew made the record as the fastest racehorse in the world.
10. The first known ancestors of the horse lived about 50 million years ago and were the size of dogs.
11. Fusaichi Pegasus sold for $70 million in 2000 was the most expensive horse in the world. It dies on 23 May 2023.
12. Horses can normally live 20 to 30 years but the longest-living horse, Old Billy, died at 62 years of age.

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