1. rest and rehabilitation: if the injury or fatigue of the horse is reversible, you can give enough rest time and rehabilitation treatment. This may include veterinary diagnosis and treatment to ensure the health of horses.
2. Retirement: If the horse's health can't be fully recovered, or it has reached the age where it can't participate in horse racing, then retirement is usually considered. Horses can provide suitable venues and care after retirement to ensure that they live a comfortable life.
3. Transformation: Sometimes, a racehorse may be trained for other horses' work or leisure purposes, such as riding at the racetrack or performing other tasks. This requires retraining and adaptation to ensure that horses adapt to new roles.
4. Adopt or find a new family: If the horse owner is unable or unwilling to continue to take care of the horses that can no longer participate in horse racing, he can consider adopting or finding a new family. Ensure that new adopters or owners can provide proper care and environment.
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Horses are neither poultry nor wild animals.
According to the inquiry of craftsman's life, horses are neither poultry nor wild animals, but domestic animals. Poultry generally refers to chickens, ducks, geese and other birds, while wild animals generally refer to carnivores and have not been domesticated by humans. So horses don't belong to these two animals. More precisely, horses belong to the category of domestic animals and domestic animals.
Horses are herbivores of the genus Chiroptera, and there are two subspecies of domestic horses and wild horses.