Horses are very talented animals who can run fast for long distances.
Over the centuries, horses developed this skill from a flight instinct. This doesn't mean they can fly, but that they run quickly from animals who hunt them. Around 4000 B.C., probably in Eastern Europe, people began to round up and breed wild horses. Imagine running across the desert plains of Nevada, as fast as the wind, with your best friend galloping by your side. If you were a wild horse, you'd spend your days playing with your pals, grooming each other and grazing together.