What is a Horse stud?

Answer 1

A stud farm or stud in animal husbandry, is an establishment for selective breeding. The term takes its name from word for the entire, (that is, not castrated), male of a given animal species that is standing at stud, meaning available for reproduction. Studs may be said to be "closed" (where no outside males or females are used) or "open", where outside animals may be mated with individuals from the stud. Usually, outside animals must be approved by the owners or studmasters of the establishment, sometimes quite hefty stud fees are involved.

The word stud is often restricted to larger domesticated (especially farm) animals, such as cattle and horses. A specialized vocabularly exists for the studs of other animals, such as kennel (dog), cattery (cat) and aviary (birds).

So Horse Stud means Horse breeding. Mostly this term is used for racing horses.

Answer 2

Roy Rogers Horse Trigger

Answer 3

A "stud" can be the term used to describe an uncastrated male horse used for breeding purposes. It is also the term used to describe the farm where stallions are housed for breeding purposes: i.e., Coolmore Stud.

Answer 4

It's a male horse used for breeding.Just like dog shows They have the same thing for horses the owner gets paid to lend his horse to somone with a female and they breed the two and hope for babies to make more money.

Answer 5

a male horse used to breed..
stud = male
mare = female

put the two together and you get
colts = baby horse

Answer 6

A stud is a stallion used for breeding.

Answer 7

A male horse you pay to breed with a mare

Answer 8

Usually a high quailty male horse used for breeding.

Answer 9

An intact male used for breeding purposes.

Answer 10

it's a male that is sent to breed with the females.