A group of horses is commonly referred to as a ‘herd.’ This term is used to describe a group of horses that live, travel, or are kept together. Herds can vary in size, from just a few horses to large groups, depending on the environment and social structure. In the wild, horses naturally form herds for protection, social interaction, and mating purposes. Domesticated horses may also be kept in herds, especially on farms or ranches where they are raised or trained together.
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