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Horses that do/don't have flares?

LinktheKid

LinktheKid

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I'm sure this kind of information isn't easy to find out there (at all.)
But I'm curious to know by the title, if you have experience with X breed/s please share.
Gypsy vanner, Paint horse, Appaloosa, Arabian, Mustang, etc
 

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Uh... What are you even trying to ask? Doesn't matter the breed, or even species - ALL of the currently living equines that I'm aware of share the characteristic that when they ejaculate, the glans flares. Depending on an individual's physical size, it will likely be comparably sized to the critter. From a mini with 16 or 18 inches of dick as thick as my wrist, to the biggest drafts with 2+ feet of dong as thick as a salami, or maybe a big zuchini. The flare most often happens as deep inside whatever he's breeding as he can get it, but at "fall-out" time, it's very often visible, and might be as big as a fist for the minis, and as wide as a dinner plate for the heavies like percheron, clydesdale, shire, etc., including vanners. "Paint" is a color-pattern-based "vanity breed registry", not a breed. ANYTHING from minis (where it's particularly prized by some) to mustangs to you-name-it can have a paint pattern that would give it an excuse to be called a "Paint Horse". Appaloosa is likewise a pattern, but so well defined and specific that they've formed a registry based on it. Unlike Paint, it IS so well-defined and specific that they're considered an actual breed in and of themselves. Donkeys, Zebras, Asses, Onagers, and even the (usually) sterile mules that crossing any of them produces with each other or Equus caballus ("regular horses") also flare the same way. Which one is going to flare to what size is only "sort of" predictable, usually more or less in proportion to body size. Individual variation makes trying to pick "which one will have the biggest/smallest/thickest/longest/shortest/fattest/whateverest" dick an exercise in futility.
 
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LinktheKid said:
I'm sure this kind of information isn't easy to find out there (at all.)
But I'm curious to know by the title, if you have experience with X breed/s please share.
Gypsy vanner, Paint horse, Appaloosa, Arabian, Mustang, etc
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I have experience with all the breeds you have listed, but I don't understand the question. There is as much difference within a breed as between breeds
 
Axis-deer said:
I have experience with all the breeds you have listed, but I don't understand the question. There is as much difference within a breed as between breeds
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I'm just curious about which horses have flares that's all. But I see it's based on genetics?
 
UR20Z said:
"Paint" is a color-pattern-based "vanity breed registry", not a breed. ANYTHING from minis (where it's particularly prized by some) to mustangs to you-name-it can have a paint pattern that would give it an excuse to be called a "Paint Horse".
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Are you located in Europe, usa or otherwise?
 
LinktheKid said:
I'm sure this kind of information isn't easy to find out there (at all.)
But I'm curious to know by the title, if you have experience with X breed/s please share.
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Equines in general have 11 month gestation and give birth to babies that have eyes and ears open. The baby will frequently stand and walk before mama.

Example horse baby:
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Now think of how big the mare's vagina has to be to let that baby out. And the mare's vagina must angle downward with copious flushing to stay clean and uninfected. So stallions have to literally push their semen uphill if they want to sire a foal. That's why they flare, to better fill all that space inside the mare.

So any animal that has a long gestation and precocious babies will have some kind of flare.
 
As far as I know all horses and probably even related species have flares.
 
caikgoch said:
Equines in general have 11 month gestation and give birth to babies that have eyes and ears open. The baby will frequently stand and walk before mama.

Example horse baby:
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Now think of how big the mare's vagina has to be to let that baby out. And the mare's vagina must angle downward with copious flushing to stay clean and uninfected. So stallions have to literally push their semen uphill if they want to sire a foal. That's why they flare, to better fill all that space inside the mare.

So any animal that has a long gestation and precocious babies will have some kind of flare.
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nice photo
 
Tapirs, which seem to be a distant horse "cousin," have the same basic type of penis and I believe they also flare. Amiright?
 
By the way... technically all animals with a pronounced glans "flare", even humans. That's the point of having a corpus spongiosum glandis. Equines and tapirs just took that to another level. The reason for the equine flare is to spread the cervix so the stallion can ejaculate inside the womb.
A non-flareing equine would have a lower insemination probability and as such die off.

Anyone havingthat odd morning wood, when the glans is swollen, but the shaft is floppy?
 
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