Use this quick list of beginners' yoga poses as a library to find standing, seated, balancing, and backbending poses that are appropriate for new yoga students.
In cool weather, horses will drink about 10-12 gallons per day. During hot weather they drink 20-25 gallons (or more) per day depending on the heat and humidity. A horse drinks roughly 1.5 to 1.0 gallons of water per 100 pounds of body weight.
Horses need to eat 1-2% of their total weight in hay, and drink 1-2% of their body weight in water, every day. If a horse weighs 1,000 pounds, he needs at least 10 pounds of hay or grass forage everyday to maintain his weight, or 1% of his total weight. That means, at any time of the day, approximately 1-2% of the horseâs weight is food and water being pushed from the foregut to hindgut. The more exercise or calories burned, the more the horse will need to eat to maintain his âfigureâ.