Is Ambien a Controlled Substance? Although Ambien is a controlled substance, it is considered a Schedule IV drug because the potential for abuse is low. Unlike Schedule II medications, prescriptions for Ambien can be filled up to six times total, and the prescriptions can be faxed, phoned, or written.
The average for horses to live for is around 20-25 years. Most, if well looked after do often hit their 30s, and these days many horses are concidered to have died young if they've died in early 20s. Most do not make it to 40 however, the oldest horse I know personally died at 36.
Best Answer: Just like when it comes to people, age is just a number when it comes to horses. In fact, considering the average lifespan for a horse (depending on the area) may be up to 30 years old this horse still may have a good 8 or 9 years of work in him yet.on't listen to the people who say an 18 year old isn't worth it...They totally are! I have a 25 year old who is a school master and is the best horse I have ever ridden. He is hard in the jumping, yet takes care on me and has been there and done that.