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Horses and mules in wartime Europe demand and resilience
Government experts dispute fears of horse shortages from European remount orders. The United States owns about 4,000,000 horses, with 175,000 to 206,000 sent abroad to France and Britain. Mules number about 30,000 sent to Europe, praised for strength and calm. War care for horses is extensive, with veterinary staffs and humane policies. Russia and the United States together hold over half of world horses, while Britain, France, Germany, and Austria rely on imports or domestic restocking.
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