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うーー(すきだっち)
うーー(うまぽい)
うまうまうみゃうみゃ(321FIGHT)

おひさまぱっぱか快晴レース(はいっ)
ちょこちょこなにげに(そーわっ So What?)
第一第二第三しーごー(だんだんだんだん出番が近づき)
めんたまギラギラ出走でーす(はいっ!)
今日も めちゃめちゃ はちゃめちゃだっ(ちゃー)
がち追い込み(糖質カット)
コメくいてー(でもやせたーい!)
あのこは(ワッフォー)
そのこは(ベイゴー)
どいつもこいつも あらら(リバウンド)
泣かないで(はいっ!)
拭くんぢゃねー(おいっ)
あかちん塗っても(なおらないっ!)

きょうの勝利の女神はあたしだけにチュゥする
虹のかなたへゆこう
風を切って 大地けって
きみのなかに光ともす
どーきどきどきどきどきどきどきどき

きみの愛馬が!
ずきゅんどきゅん走り出し(FuFu)
ばきゅんぶきゅん かけてゆくよ
こんなレースは はじめて(321 FIGHT!!)
ずきゅんどきゅん胸が鳴り(FuFu)
ばきゅんぶきゅん 大好きだよ
今日もかなでる はぴはぴダーリン(321GoFight)
うぴうぴはにー(321うーFight!!)

うまだっち
うまぴょい うまぴょい
うーー(オイっ!)
うーー(オイオイっ!)
すったかたったったったったった(321Fight!!)

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[THREADLY FUN HORSE FACTS]

Most mares foal at night or early in the morning, and prefer to give birth alone when possible. Labor is rapid, often no more than 30 minutes, and from the time the feet of the foal appear to full delivery is often only about 15 to 20 minutes. Once the foal is born, the mare will lick the newborn foal to clean it and help blood circulation. In a very short time, the foal will attempt to stand and get milk from its mother. A foal should stand and nurse within one hour after birth.

To create a bond with her foal, the mare licks and nuzzles the foal, enabling her to distinguish the foal from others. Some mares are aggressive when protecting their foals, and may attack other horses or unfamiliar humans that come near their newborns.

After birth, a foal's navel is dipped in antiseptic to prevent infection. The foal is sometimes given an enema to help clear the meconium from its digestive tract. The newborn is monitored to ensure that it stands and nurses without difficulty. While most horse births happen without complications, many owners have first aid supplies prepared and a veterinarian on call in case of a birthing emergency. People who supervise foaling should also watch the mare to be sure that she passes the placenta in a timely fashion, and that it is complete with no fragments remaining in the uterus.

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Thank you for the foxy fact 'cinebro

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uuuuu (uma pyoi uma pyoi)
uuuu (sukidacchi) uuuu (uma poi)
uma uma umya umya san ni ichi fight

ohisama pappaka kaisei resu (hai)
chokochoko nanige ni (sou waa so what)
daichi daini daisan shi go (dan dan dan dan deban ga chikazuki)
men tama giragira shussou desu (hai)
kyou mo mechamecha hachamecha da (chyaa!)
gachi oikomi (toushitsu katto)
kome kuite (demo yasetaai!)
ano ko wa (waffo) sono ko wa (beigo)
doitsumo koitsumo arara (ribando)
nakanaide (hai) fukun ja ne (oi)
akachin nutte mo (naoranai) (haa)

kyou no shouri no megami wa
atashi dake ni chuu suru
niji no kanata e yukou
kaze o kitte daichi kette
kimi no naka ni hikari tomosu
(dooki doki doki doki doki doki doki doki)

kimi no aiba ga
zukyun dokyun hashirideshi (fufu)
bakyun bukyun kakete yuku yo (fuwa fuwa)
konna reesu wa hajimete (san ni ichi Fight!)
zukyun dokyun mune ga nari (fufu)
bakyun bukyun daisuki da yo (fuwa fuwa)
kyou mo kanaderu
hapi hapi daarin san ni ichi Go Fight
upi upi hanii san ni ichi (uuu Fight)

(umadacchi)
(uma pyoi uma pyoi)
uuu (oi) uuu (oioi)

suutakatta-tta-tta-tta-tta-tta (san ni ichi Fight)

ato go fun (mezame no chuu)
nemui (darui) himoji (shyamoji)
seiki no kakusei (ni do ne san do ne)
chikoku da tooi (baba omo! zu don)
inazuma dash! (gokujou jump!)
kore tte muteki no (hajimari mai bai)
mezase zeme kawa (teppan chaku mawashi)
mizugi (sefuku) pajama (neruna)
atashi wa honmei (ni ban wa iya)
ittengai de onegai (onedari)
senkoudaii (oou) nukun jya ne! (oi)
akachin nutte mo (nura ne you) (haa)
kyou no stage no megami wa
atashi dake ni gyutto suru
niji no kanata e yukou
ase o nugui namida fuite
kimi no naka de yami o terasu
(suuki suki suki suki suki suki suki shugi)

kimi no aiba ga
zukyun dokyun hashiridashi (fufu)
bakyun bukyun kakete yukou yo (fuwa fuwa)
konna omoi wa hajimete (san ni ichi Fight)
zukyun dokyun mune ga nari (fufu)
bakyun bukyun daisuki da yo (fuwa fuwa)
kyou mo kanaderu
hapi hapi daarin san ni ichi Go Fight
upi upi hanii san ni ichi (uuu Fight)

[THREADLY FUN HORSE FACTS]

Sleipnir /ˈsleJpnJər/ (Old Norse: "slippy" or "the slipper") is an eight-legged horse ridden by Odin. Sleipnir is attested in the Poetic Edda, compiled in the 13th century from earlier traditional sources, and the Prose Edda, written in the 13th century by Snorri Sturluson. In both sources, Sleipnir is Odin's steed, is the child of Loki and Svaðilfari, is described as the best of all horses, and is sometimes ridden to the location of Hel. The Prose Edda contains extended information regarding the circumstances of Sleipnir's birth, and details that he is grey in color.

[THREADLY FUN HORSE FACTS #5]

Why are many racehorse names downright weird? It’s partly a way of getting around rules dictating that no professional thoroughbreds have the same name.

That includes names which are spelled differently, but phonetically sound the same.

Names can be no longer than 18 characters, with up to seven syllables.

Each name is also protected for 20 years, and up to 35 years if the horse goes to stud after retiring.

Then there’s the holy grail of names considered so important, they can never be used again.

Honseing the thread

*taps mic* Is this thing on? 1.. 2.. Honses Stallion Rail, go!

Uuuuuu (umadacchi)
Uuuuu (umapyoi umapyoi)
Uuuu (sukidacchi) uuuu (umapoi)
Uma uma umya umya san ni ichi Fight!!

Ohisama pappaka kaisei REESU (hai)
Chokochoko nanigeni (sowa so what)
Daichi daini daisan shi go (dan dan dan dan deban ga chikazuki)
Mentama giragira shussou desu (hai)
Kyou mo mechamecha hachamecha da (chyaa!)
Gachi oikomi (toushitsu KATTO)
Kome kuite (demo yasetaai!)
Ano ko wa (WAFFO) sono ko wa (BEIGO)
Doitsumo koitsumo arara (RIBANDO)
Nakanai de (hai) fukun ja ne (oi)
Akachin nutte mo (naoranai) (haa?)

Kyou no shouri no megami wa
Atashi dake ni chuu suru
Niji no kanata e yukou
Kaze o kitte daichi kette
Kimi no naka ni hikari tomosu
(Dooki doki doki doki doki doki doki doki)

Kimi no aiba ga!
Zukyun dokyun hashirideshi (fufu)
Bakyun bukyun kakete yuku yo
Konna REESU wa hajimete (san ni ichi Fight!)
Zukyun dokyun mune ga nari (fufu)
Bakyun bukyun daisuki da yo
Kyou mo kanaderu
Hapihapi daarin san ni ichi Go Fight
Upiupi hanii san ni ichi (uuu Fight!!)

Uuuuuu (umadacchi)
Uuuuu (umapyoi umapyoi)
Uuuu (sukidacchi) uuuu (umapoi)
Uma uma umya umya

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Several nations used horse units during World War II. The Polish army used mounted infantry to defend against the armies of Nazi Germany during the 1939 invasion. Both the Germans and the Soviet Union maintained cavalry units throughout the war, particularly on the Eastern Front.

The German and the Soviet armies used horses until the end of the war for transportation of troops and supplies.

The German Army, strapped for motorised transport because its factories were needed to produce tanks and aircraft, used around 2.75 million horses – more than it had used in World War I. One German infantry division in Normandy in 1944 had 5,000 horses. The Soviets used 3.5 million horses.

[FUN FACT]

Racehonses are treated like celebrities and overprotected but they do have some valid points. As you know the honseracing world is somewhat dirty so they are against people feeding honses random stuff as some rivals may poison food and make the honse sick. Some people also might inadvertently feed something the honse really shouldn't eat. Some people also don't know how to feed a honse properly and will get their hand bitten.
Of course there is the clueless people who think honses are like dogs and try and pet the wrong honses. Some people do not know how defensive mares are of their foals and get attacked. Of course there are mishaps like when honses escape their fencing and run loose. Honses usually try and avoid recapture but many will charge the person capturing them and tackle them.
Some honses are poorly trained around humans and will bite and people who are trained around honses will punch them back (recommended disciplinary action btw). It causes conflict when you sock a race honse in front of their trainer. Luckily there aren't many conflicts like this with many honses and most people had the opposite problem of having honses getting too attached.
Some honses are just scared cats and get spooked and will kick the fence and anybody behind it.
And as expected you get dickheads who try and storm the pen and will try and ride the honse.

Most of the time honses are selected and will be there to pet and the staff will give you snacks to feed the honses. Racehonses are work honses and will be protected so they don't mess up their race. When the honse retires then it's easier.

Uuuuuu (umadacchi)
Uuuuu (umapyoi umapyoi)
Uuuu (sukidacchi) uuuu (umapoi)
Uma uma umya umya san ni ichi Fight!!

Ohisama pappaka kaisei REESU (hai)
Chokochoko nanigeni (sowa so what)
Daichi daini daisan shi go (dan dan dan dan deban ga chikazuki)
Mentama giragira shussou desu (hai)
Kyou mo mechamecha hachamecha da (chyaa!)
Gachi oikomi (toushitsu KATTO)
Kome kuite (demo yasetaai!)
Ano ko wa (WAFFO) sono ko wa (BEIGO)
Doitsumo koitsumo arara (RIBANDO)
Nakanai de (hai) fukun ja ne (oi)
Akachin nutte mo (naoranai) (haa?)

Kyou no shouri no megami wa
Atashi dake ni chuu suru
Niji no kanata e yukou
Kaze o kitte daichi kette
Kimi no naka ni hikari tomosu
(Dooki doki doki doki doki doki doki doki)

Kimi no aiba ga!
Zukyun dokyun hashirideshi (fufu)
Bakyun bukyun kakete yuku yo
Konna REESU wa hajimete (san ni ichi Fight!)
Zukyun dokyun mune ga nari (fufu)
Bakyun bukyun daisuki da yo
Kyou mo kanaderu
Hapihapi daarin san ni ichi Go Fight
Upiupi hanii san ni ichi (uuu Fight!!)

Uuuuuu (umadacchi)
Uuuuu (umapyoi umapyoi)
Uuuu (sukidacchi) uuuu (umapoi)
Uma uma umya umya

(位置についてー よーい ドン!)
うーー(うまだっち)
うーー(うまぴょいうまぴょい)
うーー(すきだっち)
うーー(うまぽい)
うまうまうみゃうみゃ(321FIGHT)

おひさまぱっぱか快晴レース(はいっ)
ちょこちょこなにげに(そーわっ So What?)
第一第二第三しーごー(だんだんだんだん出番が近づき)
めんたまギラギラ出走でーす(はいっ!)
今日も めちゃめちゃ はちゃめちゃだっ(ちゃー)
がち追い込み(糖質カット)
コメくいてー(でもやせたーい!)
あのこは(ワッフォー)
そのこは(ベイゴー)
どいつもこいつも あらら(リバウンド)
泣かないで(はいっ!)
拭くんぢゃねー(おいっ)
あかちん塗っても(なおらないっ!)

きょうの勝利の女神はあたしだけにチュゥする
虹のかなたへゆこう
風を切って 大地けって
きみのなかに光ともす
どーきどきどきどきどきどきどきどき

きみの愛馬が!
ずきゅんどきゅん走り出し(FuFu)
ばきゅんぶきゅん かけてゆくよ
こんなレースは はじめて(321 FIGHT!!)
ずきゅんどきゅん胸が鳴り(FuFu)
ばきゅんぶきゅん 大好きだよ
今日もかなでる はぴはぴダーリン(321GoFight)
うぴうぴはにー(321うーFight!!)

うまだっち
うまぴょい うまぴょい
うーー(オイっ!)
うーー(オイオイっ!)
すったかたったったったったった(321Fight!!)

"umapyoi umapyoi"
"......nnn-- ka---tto!!"
uma p...... haaaa.........?"
"kore mo suggoku iindesu kedoo!! atashitachi,
motto toresen gakuen o moriagenakya ikenaito omoundesu!"
"fufun" "tashikani......" "hoo......" "ha......"
sekkaku no matsuri sawagi..."
chotto dake supiido appu shimasen kaa!?"
"ondo de supiido appu--??"

saa minna hajjimaruyo- "hayaa" (fu--)
wan tsuu san haii
(so-ree so-ree so-ree so-re--)

n-ma-a ma-a ma-a ma-a ma-a ma-a ma-a ma-a
(o---chucchu-)
n-ma-a n-maa ikiga-kurushii!
(sukkarankankan karatto kyarotto-)
n-ma-a ma-a ma-a ma-a ma-a ma-a ma-a ma-a
(o--- chucchu-)
n-maa nmaa nmaa are? oto ga dena--i!
(o-nkyo-u san hai!)

u-reshikutte h-shaijatte doodo-ndo--n (ayrayaccha)
yu-rayuratto hi-rahiratto hanamaru yukata
ka-mi o yutte o-bi o maite
kyukyu-n kyu--u (kitsuiccha)
maddama-da ya-gure-wa ha-jimatta ba-karii!
mo- i-kaii! (ma-da-dayo!) "arayotto-"
mo-i-kaii! "mou!" (mo-i-yo-!) "yoisho-"

to-doke to-doke omoi yo to-doke (so-ree!)
oeba nigete gu-rugu-ru ma-waru
(so-ree so-ree so-ree so-re--!!"
so-ra
mezza-su- wa ittadaki (fuffu-)
mezza-su- wa bucchigiri (fuffu-)
o-so-ru-ru- koto na-ka-re--

nna koto itte--
dododododo-dosun no do--sun no??
(rettsu go-!!)

me-cchakkuccha me-cchakkuccha
yo--isayoisa yo--isayoisa
o-dori o-dori kurue---!!
(so-ree so--ree so-ree so-re--!!)

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