But to make up for the small, the Mongolian horse is extremely enduring with undeniable stamina, able to trot on long distances without too much rest. Horseshoes are also very hard, and do not need to build any iron nails. In particular, the survival of Mongolian horses is undeniable, when they can dig for snow themselves in the cold winter months.
Another characteristic of the Mongolian horse described above is its fearlessness. The Mongols believe that their horses are not afraid to go to the battlefield, can be mindful of their owners, and thus make important turning points when fighting.
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In Europe, there are horses with excellent strength and fighting power to use as horses in battlefields, but it is easy to panic when seeing swords or crowds. That is why Western cavalry often have to wear armor and face shields to limit the horse’s vision, allowing them to focus only on the front (horse’s view is very wide).
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