TheHorse.com | Equine Internal Combustion TheHorse.com Hay is fermented in the hindgut, and that fermentation gives off a long-lasting heat. Photo: Photos.com. Horses can be amazingly hardy. On a below-freezing day, your horse can stay warm and snug. So warm, in fact, that if you put your bare hands into ... |
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