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Real horses are prey and did not evolve to be treated by humans and will re-injure themselves even when treatedReal horses are prey and did not evolve to be treated by humans and will re-injure themselves even when treated, however Centaurs being intelligent beings with a heavy-muscled torso will be able to use simple axillary crutches when injured at the forelegs during the day to shuffle around:

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But they will have to use slings to cure their hind legs or when resting at night for both fore and hind legs:

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(example from a donkey taken as donkeys are much smarter than horses and are more likely to survive this process)

Real horses are prey and did not evolve to be treated by humans and will re-injure themselves even when treated, however Centaurs being intelligent beings with a heavy-muscled torso will be able to use simple axillary crutches when injured at the forelegs during the day to shuffle around:

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But they will have to use slings to cure their hind legs or when resting at night for both fore and hind legs:

enter image description here

Real horses are prey and did not evolve to be treated by humans and will re-injure themselves even when treated, however Centaurs being intelligent beings with a heavy-muscled torso will be able to use simple axillary crutches when injured at the forelegs during the day to shuffle around:

enter image description here

But they will have to use slings to cure their hind legs or when resting at night for both fore and hind legs:

enter image description here

(example from a donkey taken as donkeys are much smarter than horses and are more likely to survive this process)

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Real horses are prey and did not evolve to be treated by humans and will re-injure themselves even when treated, however Centaurs being intelligent beings with a heavy-muscled torso will be able to use simple axillary crutches when injured at the forelegs during the day to shuffle around:

enter image description here

But they will have to use slings to cure their hind legs or when resting at night for both fore and hind legs:

enter image description here