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Often used in the same context:
mares,
yearlings,
horses,
stallions,
calves,
sire,
thoroughbreds,
colt,
filly,
broodmare,
equines,
racehorses,
progeny,
cria,
piglets,
ridgling,
ewes,
heifers,
gelding,
offspring,
pups,
roan,
futurities,
outcross,
cows,
palomino,
trotter,
grandsire,
dystocia,
lambs,
standardbred,
granddam,
greyhounds,
puppies,
tups,
holsteins,
ponies,
appaloosa,
diesis,
cygnets,
fawns,
trakehner,
alpacas,
endometritis,
breeder,
bel esprit,
babies,
cattle,
volksraad,
quarterhorse,
calver,
dairy cattle,
grandam,
russeting,
skewbald,
weaner,
verglas,
monticule,
herefords,
barathea,
horsewomen,
animals,
homebred,
pacers,
decarchy,
gimmer,
frizette,
bloodstock,
kittens,
friesians,
phenylbutazone,
steeplechases,
dairy cow,
colic,
percheron,
joeys,
glowlamp,
metritis,
lipizzaner,
nearctic,
stables,
undescended testicle,
hambletonian,
seattle slew,
herd,
galloper,
vanning,
colostrum,
merinos,
beef cattle,
lameness,
maffioso,
graustark,
sifaka,
cryptorchid,
harness horse,
fetlock,
estrous cycle,
estrus,
equidae,
hogget,
roman arch,
foal,
chicks,
ducklings,
pigs,
chickens,
infant,
litters,
colts
Also try:
— Adjectives for foals:
young,
newborn,
neonatal,
many,
new,
most,
little,
affected,
normal,
arabian,
several,
more...
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