Question

The male gender of ‘Mare’ is ‘Horse’. 

Answer 1

Hint: The horse (Equus ferus caballus) is an odd-toed ungulate animal that has been domesticated. It is one of two extant subspecies of Equus ferus and belongs to the taxonomic family Equidae.

Complete answer:

A mature male horse is referred to as a stallion, whereas a mature female horse is referred to as a mare.

A stud is a stallion used for breeding. A castrated stallion is generally referred to as a gelding. Foals are young horses; male foals are called colts, and female foals are called fillies.

Stallions were previously used as riding horses, while mares were kept solely for breeding purposes. Geldings were used for work and as riding horses for ladies. However, geldings have largely replaced stallions as riding horses in recent years.

So, the statement the male gender of ‘Mare’ is ‘Horse’s correct.

Note:

The characteristic of a swift running animal: 

The long leg bones rotate on pulley-like joints that limit movement to the fore and aft, the limbs are levered to muscle masses in such a way that the most effective use of energy is provided, and the compact body is supported permanently on the tips of the toes, enabling fuller extension of the limbs in running.