Frequently Asked Questions – Diamond E Horse Company
🐎 General Horse Sales & Services
Where are you located?
We are located at 5150 N Dresden Rd, Morris, IL 60450, United States. Visitors are welcome by appointment only.
Do you offer horses for sale near me?
Yes! We offer horses for sale near you with nationwide delivery across the U.S. Our trusted network ensures your horse arrives safely no matter where you are.
What breeds of horses do you sell?
We specialize in:
- Quarter Horses for sale
- Friesian Horses for sale
- Mustang Dark Horses
All are selected or raised for performance, personality, and beauty.
Are your Quarter Horses registered?
Yes, our Quarter Horses are AQHA-registered and come with verified papers. Ideal for everything from rodeo to ranch work to family-friendly riding.
What makes your Friesian horses special?
Our Friesian horses are known for:
- Graceful, high-stepping movement
- Shiny jet-black coats
- Elegant manes and tails
Perfect for dressage, driving, or as show-stoppers.
Can I buy a trained mustang dark horse?
Yes! Our Mustang Dark Horses are trained using natural horsemanship methods. They’re hardy, smart, and ideal for riders who seek a deep bond with their horse.
Do you offer delivery?
Yes, we offer nationwide delivery for all our horses. Shipping is handled by experienced haulers specializing in livestock transport.
Do you accept deposits or offer payment plans?
We do! We accept secure deposits and offer flexible payment options. Contact us for specific terms.
How do I inquire or schedule a visit?
Contact us at contact@diamondehorse.com or call +1 213 377 5032. We’re available by appointment for visits or video calls.
🧠 Horse Facts & Educational Questions
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Horses typically live 25–30 years, but many live into their 40s with proper care, a healthy diet, and regular veterinary checkups.
Do horses sleep standing up?
Yes, horses use a “stay apparatus” in their legs to sleep standing up. But for deep REM sleep, they do need to lie down.
How much does a horse cost?
A horse can cost anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000+, depending on breed, training, age, and purpose. Show horses and rare breeds are usually more expensive.
How much does a horse weigh?
Adult horses generally weigh between 900 and 2,200 pounds. Ponies weigh less, while draft breeds like Clydesdales can weigh more than a ton.
How much horsepower does a horse have?
One horse can produce about 15 horsepower at peak, though the term “1 horsepower” was an average created by James Watt for engines.
How fast can a horse run?
Top racehorses can reach speeds of 55 mph, but most horses gallop between 25–30 mph depending on breed and training.
What do horses eat?
Horses eat hay, grass, grains, and supplements. A balanced diet and constant access to clean water are crucial for good health.
How long are horses pregnant?
The average horse pregnancy lasts 11 months, or about 340 days. Foals are usually born in spring or summer.
Where did horses originate?
Horses originally evolved in North America, migrated to Europe and Asia, and were later reintroduced to the Americas by Spanish explorers.
Are horses native to America?
Yes, prehistoric horses were native to America but went extinct. Modern horses were reintroduced by Europeans in the 1500s.
Do horses lay down?
Horses can lie down and often do for deep sleep, but they primarily sleep standing up to stay alert for predators.
Are zebras horses?
Zebras and horses both belong to the Equidae family, but zebras are a separate species with distinct behavior and anatomy.
Can horses throw up?
No, horses cannot vomit. Their digestive tract is structured to prevent it, making conditions like colic especially dangerous.
Do horses sweat?
Yes! Horses sweat to cool down, especially during heat or work. Their sweat contains latherin, which gives it a foamy appearance.
How do they train horses?
Training involves techniques like positive reinforcement, pressure and release, and natural horsemanship, customized to each horse’s personality and needs.
We are located at 5150 N Dresden Rd, Morris, IL 60450, United States. Visitors are welcome by appointment only.
Do you offer horses for sale near me?
Yes! We offer horses for sale near you with nationwide delivery across the U.S. Our trusted network ensures your horse arrives safely no matter where you are.
What breeds of horses do you sell?
We specialize in:
- Quarter Horses for sale
- Friesian Horses for sale
- Mustang Dark Horses
All are selected or raised for performance, personality, and beauty.
Are your Quarter Horses registered?
Yes, our Quarter Horses are AQHA-registered and come with verified papers. Ideal for everything from rodeo to ranch work to family-friendly riding.
What makes your Friesian horses special?
Our Friesian horses are known for:
- Graceful, high-stepping movement
- Shiny jet-black coats
- Elegant manes and tails
Perfect for dressage, driving, or as show-stoppers.
Can I buy a trained mustang dark horse?
Yes! Our Mustang Dark Horses are trained using natural horsemanship methods. They’re hardy, smart, and ideal for riders who seek a deep bond with their horse.
Do you offer delivery?
Yes, we offer nationwide delivery for all our horses. Shipping is handled by experienced haulers specializing in livestock transport.
Do you accept deposits or offer payment plans?
We do! We accept secure deposits and offer flexible payment options. Contact us for specific terms.
How do I inquire or schedule a visit?
Contact us at contact@diamondehorse.com or call +1 213 377 5032. We’re available by appointment for visits or video calls.
🧠 Horse Facts & Educational Questions
[accordion_inner title=”How long do horses live?”]
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Horses typically live 25–30 years, but many live into their 40s with proper care, a healthy diet, and regular veterinary checkups.
Do horses sleep standing up?
Yes, horses use a “stay apparatus” in their legs to sleep standing up. But for deep REM sleep, they do need to lie down.
How much does a horse cost?
A horse can cost anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000+, depending on breed, training, age, and purpose. Show horses and rare breeds are usually more expensive.
How much does a horse weigh?
Adult horses generally weigh between 900 and 2,200 pounds. Ponies weigh less, while draft breeds like Clydesdales can weigh more than a ton.
How much horsepower does a horse have?
One horse can produce about 15 horsepower at peak, though the term “1 horsepower” was an average created by James Watt for engines.
How fast can a horse run?
Top racehorses can reach speeds of 55 mph, but most horses gallop between 25–30 mph depending on breed and training.
What do horses eat?
Horses eat hay, grass, grains, and supplements. A balanced diet and constant access to clean water are crucial for good health.
How long are horses pregnant?
The average horse pregnancy lasts 11 months, or about 340 days. Foals are usually born in spring or summer.
Where did horses originate?
Horses originally evolved in North America, migrated to Europe and Asia, and were later reintroduced to the Americas by Spanish explorers.
Are horses native to America?
Yes, prehistoric horses were native to America but went extinct. Modern horses were reintroduced by Europeans in the 1500s.
Do horses lay down?
Horses can lie down and often do for deep sleep, but they primarily sleep standing up to stay alert for predators.
Are zebras horses?
Zebras and horses both belong to the Equidae family, but zebras are a separate species with distinct behavior and anatomy.
Can horses throw up?
No, horses cannot vomit. Their digestive tract is structured to prevent it, making conditions like colic especially dangerous.
Do horses sweat?
Yes! Horses sweat to cool down, especially during heat or work. Their sweat contains latherin, which gives it a foamy appearance.
How do they train horses?
Training involves techniques like positive reinforcement, pressure and release, and natural horsemanship, customized to each horse’s personality and needs.
We specialize in:
- Quarter Horses for sale
- Friesian Horses for sale
- Mustang Dark Horses
All are selected or raised for performance, personality, and beauty.
Are your Quarter Horses registered?
Yes, our Quarter Horses are AQHA-registered and come with verified papers. Ideal for everything from rodeo to ranch work to family-friendly riding.
What makes your Friesian horses special?
Our Friesian horses are known for:
- Graceful, high-stepping movement
- Shiny jet-black coats
- Elegant manes and tails
Perfect for dressage, driving, or as show-stoppers.
Can I buy a trained mustang dark horse?
Yes! Our Mustang Dark Horses are trained using natural horsemanship methods. They’re hardy, smart, and ideal for riders who seek a deep bond with their horse.
Do you offer delivery?
Yes, we offer nationwide delivery for all our horses. Shipping is handled by experienced haulers specializing in livestock transport.
Do you accept deposits or offer payment plans?
We do! We accept secure deposits and offer flexible payment options. Contact us for specific terms.
How do I inquire or schedule a visit?
Contact us at contact@diamondehorse.com or call +1 213 377 5032. We’re available by appointment for visits or video calls.
🧠 Horse Facts & Educational Questions
[accordion_inner title=”How long do horses live?”]
[/accordion_inner]
Horses typically live 25–30 years, but many live into their 40s with proper care, a healthy diet, and regular veterinary checkups.
Do horses sleep standing up?
Yes, horses use a “stay apparatus” in their legs to sleep standing up. But for deep REM sleep, they do need to lie down.
How much does a horse cost?
A horse can cost anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000+, depending on breed, training, age, and purpose. Show horses and rare breeds are usually more expensive.
How much does a horse weigh?
Adult horses generally weigh between 900 and 2,200 pounds. Ponies weigh less, while draft breeds like Clydesdales can weigh more than a ton.
How much horsepower does a horse have?
One horse can produce about 15 horsepower at peak, though the term “1 horsepower” was an average created by James Watt for engines.
How fast can a horse run?
Top racehorses can reach speeds of 55 mph, but most horses gallop between 25–30 mph depending on breed and training.
What do horses eat?
Horses eat hay, grass, grains, and supplements. A balanced diet and constant access to clean water are crucial for good health.
How long are horses pregnant?
The average horse pregnancy lasts 11 months, or about 340 days. Foals are usually born in spring or summer.
Where did horses originate?
Horses originally evolved in North America, migrated to Europe and Asia, and were later reintroduced to the Americas by Spanish explorers.
Are horses native to America?
Yes, prehistoric horses were native to America but went extinct. Modern horses were reintroduced by Europeans in the 1500s.
Do horses lay down?
Horses can lie down and often do for deep sleep, but they primarily sleep standing up to stay alert for predators.
Are zebras horses?
Zebras and horses both belong to the Equidae family, but zebras are a separate species with distinct behavior and anatomy.
Can horses throw up?
No, horses cannot vomit. Their digestive tract is structured to prevent it, making conditions like colic especially dangerous.
Do horses sweat?
Yes! Horses sweat to cool down, especially during heat or work. Their sweat contains latherin, which gives it a foamy appearance.
How do they train horses?
Training involves techniques like positive reinforcement, pressure and release, and natural horsemanship, customized to each horse’s personality and needs.
Our Friesian horses are known for:
- Graceful, high-stepping movement
- Shiny jet-black coats
- Elegant manes and tails
Perfect for dressage, driving, or as show-stoppers.
Can I buy a trained mustang dark horse?
Yes! Our Mustang Dark Horses are trained using natural horsemanship methods. They’re hardy, smart, and ideal for riders who seek a deep bond with their horse.
Do you offer delivery?
Yes, we offer nationwide delivery for all our horses. Shipping is handled by experienced haulers specializing in livestock transport.
Do you accept deposits or offer payment plans?
We do! We accept secure deposits and offer flexible payment options. Contact us for specific terms.
How do I inquire or schedule a visit?
Contact us at contact@diamondehorse.com or call +1 213 377 5032. We’re available by appointment for visits or video calls.
🧠 Horse Facts & Educational Questions
[accordion_inner title=”How long do horses live?”]
[/accordion_inner]
Horses typically live 25–30 years, but many live into their 40s with proper care, a healthy diet, and regular veterinary checkups.
Do horses sleep standing up?
Yes, horses use a “stay apparatus” in their legs to sleep standing up. But for deep REM sleep, they do need to lie down.
How much does a horse cost?
A horse can cost anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000+, depending on breed, training, age, and purpose. Show horses and rare breeds are usually more expensive.
How much does a horse weigh?
Adult horses generally weigh between 900 and 2,200 pounds. Ponies weigh less, while draft breeds like Clydesdales can weigh more than a ton.
How much horsepower does a horse have?
One horse can produce about 15 horsepower at peak, though the term “1 horsepower” was an average created by James Watt for engines.
How fast can a horse run?
Top racehorses can reach speeds of 55 mph, but most horses gallop between 25–30 mph depending on breed and training.
What do horses eat?
Horses eat hay, grass, grains, and supplements. A balanced diet and constant access to clean water are crucial for good health.
How long are horses pregnant?
The average horse pregnancy lasts 11 months, or about 340 days. Foals are usually born in spring or summer.
Where did horses originate?
Horses originally evolved in North America, migrated to Europe and Asia, and were later reintroduced to the Americas by Spanish explorers.
Are horses native to America?
Yes, prehistoric horses were native to America but went extinct. Modern horses were reintroduced by Europeans in the 1500s.
Do horses lay down?
Horses can lie down and often do for deep sleep, but they primarily sleep standing up to stay alert for predators.
Are zebras horses?
Zebras and horses both belong to the Equidae family, but zebras are a separate species with distinct behavior and anatomy.
Can horses throw up?
No, horses cannot vomit. Their digestive tract is structured to prevent it, making conditions like colic especially dangerous.
Do horses sweat?
Yes! Horses sweat to cool down, especially during heat or work. Their sweat contains latherin, which gives it a foamy appearance.
How do they train horses?
Training involves techniques like positive reinforcement, pressure and release, and natural horsemanship, customized to each horse’s personality and needs.
Yes, we offer nationwide delivery for all our horses. Shipping is handled by experienced haulers specializing in livestock transport.
Do you accept deposits or offer payment plans?
We do! We accept secure deposits and offer flexible payment options. Contact us for specific terms.
How do I inquire or schedule a visit?
Contact us at contact@diamondehorse.com or call +1 213 377 5032. We’re available by appointment for visits or video calls.
🧠 Horse Facts & Educational Questions
[accordion_inner title=”How long do horses live?”]
[/accordion_inner]
Horses typically live 25–30 years, but many live into their 40s with proper care, a healthy diet, and regular veterinary checkups.
Do horses sleep standing up?
Yes, horses use a “stay apparatus” in their legs to sleep standing up. But for deep REM sleep, they do need to lie down.
How much does a horse cost?
A horse can cost anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000+, depending on breed, training, age, and purpose. Show horses and rare breeds are usually more expensive.
How much does a horse weigh?
Adult horses generally weigh between 900 and 2,200 pounds. Ponies weigh less, while draft breeds like Clydesdales can weigh more than a ton.
How much horsepower does a horse have?
One horse can produce about 15 horsepower at peak, though the term “1 horsepower” was an average created by James Watt for engines.
How fast can a horse run?
Top racehorses can reach speeds of 55 mph, but most horses gallop between 25–30 mph depending on breed and training.
What do horses eat?
Horses eat hay, grass, grains, and supplements. A balanced diet and constant access to clean water are crucial for good health.
How long are horses pregnant?
The average horse pregnancy lasts 11 months, or about 340 days. Foals are usually born in spring or summer.
Where did horses originate?
Horses originally evolved in North America, migrated to Europe and Asia, and were later reintroduced to the Americas by Spanish explorers.
Are horses native to America?
Yes, prehistoric horses were native to America but went extinct. Modern horses were reintroduced by Europeans in the 1500s.
Do horses lay down?
Horses can lie down and often do for deep sleep, but they primarily sleep standing up to stay alert for predators.
Are zebras horses?
Zebras and horses both belong to the Equidae family, but zebras are a separate species with distinct behavior and anatomy.
Can horses throw up?
No, horses cannot vomit. Their digestive tract is structured to prevent it, making conditions like colic especially dangerous.
Do horses sweat?
Yes! Horses sweat to cool down, especially during heat or work. Their sweat contains latherin, which gives it a foamy appearance.
How do they train horses?
Training involves techniques like positive reinforcement, pressure and release, and natural horsemanship, customized to each horse’s personality and needs.
Contact us at contact@diamondehorse.com or call +1 213 377 5032. We’re available by appointment for visits or video calls.
🧠 Horse Facts & Educational Questions
[accordion_inner title=”How long do horses live?”] [/accordion_inner]
Horses typically live 25–30 years, but many live into their 40s with proper care, a healthy diet, and regular veterinary checkups.
Do horses sleep standing up?
Yes, horses use a “stay apparatus” in their legs to sleep standing up. But for deep REM sleep, they do need to lie down.
How much does a horse cost?
A horse can cost anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000+, depending on breed, training, age, and purpose. Show horses and rare breeds are usually more expensive.
How much does a horse weigh?
Adult horses generally weigh between 900 and 2,200 pounds. Ponies weigh less, while draft breeds like Clydesdales can weigh more than a ton.
How much horsepower does a horse have?
One horse can produce about 15 horsepower at peak, though the term “1 horsepower” was an average created by James Watt for engines.
How fast can a horse run?
Top racehorses can reach speeds of 55 mph, but most horses gallop between 25–30 mph depending on breed and training.
What do horses eat?
Horses eat hay, grass, grains, and supplements. A balanced diet and constant access to clean water are crucial for good health.
How long are horses pregnant?
The average horse pregnancy lasts 11 months, or about 340 days. Foals are usually born in spring or summer.
Where did horses originate?
Horses originally evolved in North America, migrated to Europe and Asia, and were later reintroduced to the Americas by Spanish explorers.
Are horses native to America?
Yes, prehistoric horses were native to America but went extinct. Modern horses were reintroduced by Europeans in the 1500s.
Do horses lay down?
Horses can lie down and often do for deep sleep, but they primarily sleep standing up to stay alert for predators.
Are zebras horses?
Zebras and horses both belong to the Equidae family, but zebras are a separate species with distinct behavior and anatomy.
Can horses throw up?
No, horses cannot vomit. Their digestive tract is structured to prevent it, making conditions like colic especially dangerous.
Do horses sweat?
Yes! Horses sweat to cool down, especially during heat or work. Their sweat contains latherin, which gives it a foamy appearance.
How do they train horses?
Training involves techniques like positive reinforcement, pressure and release, and natural horsemanship, customized to each horse’s personality and needs.
A horse can cost anywhere from $1,000 to $10,000+, depending on breed, training, age, and purpose. Show horses and rare breeds are usually more expensive.
How much does a horse weigh?
Adult horses generally weigh between 900 and 2,200 pounds. Ponies weigh less, while draft breeds like Clydesdales can weigh more than a ton.
How much horsepower does a horse have?
One horse can produce about 15 horsepower at peak, though the term “1 horsepower” was an average created by James Watt for engines.
How fast can a horse run?
Top racehorses can reach speeds of 55 mph, but most horses gallop between 25–30 mph depending on breed and training.
What do horses eat?
Horses eat hay, grass, grains, and supplements. A balanced diet and constant access to clean water are crucial for good health.
How long are horses pregnant?
The average horse pregnancy lasts 11 months, or about 340 days. Foals are usually born in spring or summer.
Where did horses originate?
Horses originally evolved in North America, migrated to Europe and Asia, and were later reintroduced to the Americas by Spanish explorers.
Are horses native to America?
Yes, prehistoric horses were native to America but went extinct. Modern horses were reintroduced by Europeans in the 1500s.
Do horses lay down?
Horses can lie down and often do for deep sleep, but they primarily sleep standing up to stay alert for predators.
Are zebras horses?
Zebras and horses both belong to the Equidae family, but zebras are a separate species with distinct behavior and anatomy.
Can horses throw up?
No, horses cannot vomit. Their digestive tract is structured to prevent it, making conditions like colic especially dangerous.
Do horses sweat?
Yes! Horses sweat to cool down, especially during heat or work. Their sweat contains latherin, which gives it a foamy appearance.
How do they train horses?
Training involves techniques like positive reinforcement, pressure and release, and natural horsemanship, customized to each horse’s personality and needs.
One horse can produce about 15 horsepower at peak, though the term “1 horsepower” was an average created by James Watt for engines.
How fast can a horse run?
Top racehorses can reach speeds of 55 mph, but most horses gallop between 25–30 mph depending on breed and training.
What do horses eat?
Horses eat hay, grass, grains, and supplements. A balanced diet and constant access to clean water are crucial for good health.
How long are horses pregnant?
The average horse pregnancy lasts 11 months, or about 340 days. Foals are usually born in spring or summer.
Where did horses originate?
Horses originally evolved in North America, migrated to Europe and Asia, and were later reintroduced to the Americas by Spanish explorers.
Are horses native to America?
Yes, prehistoric horses were native to America but went extinct. Modern horses were reintroduced by Europeans in the 1500s.
Do horses lay down?
Horses can lie down and often do for deep sleep, but they primarily sleep standing up to stay alert for predators.
Are zebras horses?
Zebras and horses both belong to the Equidae family, but zebras are a separate species with distinct behavior and anatomy.
Can horses throw up?
No, horses cannot vomit. Their digestive tract is structured to prevent it, making conditions like colic especially dangerous.
Do horses sweat?
Yes! Horses sweat to cool down, especially during heat or work. Their sweat contains latherin, which gives it a foamy appearance.
How do they train horses?
Training involves techniques like positive reinforcement, pressure and release, and natural horsemanship, customized to each horse’s personality and needs.
Horses eat hay, grass, grains, and supplements. A balanced diet and constant access to clean water are crucial for good health.
How long are horses pregnant?
The average horse pregnancy lasts 11 months, or about 340 days. Foals are usually born in spring or summer.
Where did horses originate?
Horses originally evolved in North America, migrated to Europe and Asia, and were later reintroduced to the Americas by Spanish explorers.
Are horses native to America?
Yes, prehistoric horses were native to America but went extinct. Modern horses were reintroduced by Europeans in the 1500s.
Do horses lay down?
Horses can lie down and often do for deep sleep, but they primarily sleep standing up to stay alert for predators.
Are zebras horses?
Zebras and horses both belong to the Equidae family, but zebras are a separate species with distinct behavior and anatomy.
Can horses throw up?
No, horses cannot vomit. Their digestive tract is structured to prevent it, making conditions like colic especially dangerous.
Do horses sweat?
Yes! Horses sweat to cool down, especially during heat or work. Their sweat contains latherin, which gives it a foamy appearance.
How do they train horses?
Training involves techniques like positive reinforcement, pressure and release, and natural horsemanship, customized to each horse’s personality and needs.
Horses originally evolved in North America, migrated to Europe and Asia, and were later reintroduced to the Americas by Spanish explorers.
Are horses native to America?
Yes, prehistoric horses were native to America but went extinct. Modern horses were reintroduced by Europeans in the 1500s.
Do horses lay down?
Horses can lie down and often do for deep sleep, but they primarily sleep standing up to stay alert for predators.
Are zebras horses?
Zebras and horses both belong to the Equidae family, but zebras are a separate species with distinct behavior and anatomy.
Can horses throw up?
No, horses cannot vomit. Their digestive tract is structured to prevent it, making conditions like colic especially dangerous.
Do horses sweat?
Yes! Horses sweat to cool down, especially during heat or work. Their sweat contains latherin, which gives it a foamy appearance.
How do they train horses?
Training involves techniques like positive reinforcement, pressure and release, and natural horsemanship, customized to each horse’s personality and needs.
Horses can lie down and often do for deep sleep, but they primarily sleep standing up to stay alert for predators.
Are zebras horses?
Zebras and horses both belong to the Equidae family, but zebras are a separate species with distinct behavior and anatomy.
Can horses throw up?
No, horses cannot vomit. Their digestive tract is structured to prevent it, making conditions like colic especially dangerous.
Do horses sweat?
Yes! Horses sweat to cool down, especially during heat or work. Their sweat contains latherin, which gives it a foamy appearance.
How do they train horses?
Training involves techniques like positive reinforcement, pressure and release, and natural horsemanship, customized to each horse’s personality and needs.
No, horses cannot vomit. Their digestive tract is structured to prevent it, making conditions like colic especially dangerous.
Do horses sweat?
Yes! Horses sweat to cool down, especially during heat or work. Their sweat contains latherin, which gives it a foamy appearance.
How do they train horses?
Training involves techniques like positive reinforcement, pressure and release, and natural horsemanship, customized to each horse’s personality and needs.
Training involves techniques like positive reinforcement, pressure and release, and natural horsemanship, customized to each horse’s personality and needs.