The first horses were too small to carry people, and it wasn't until they had been bred bigger that people could ride them.There are various breeds of the Sindhi Horse, which are under threats and are at the verge of dying and vanishing. But around 4000 BC, people in Central Asia began to tame horses, to domesticate them, to eat them and to use them to carry things. People hunted them for their meat and especially for their skins, to make into leather hides for clothes and for tents and tools. Horses, at first, were all wild animals like zebras are today.
The horse (Equus caballus) is a hoofed (ungulate) mammal, one of eight living species of the family Equidae.
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