How much meat does a horse have?

roughly four times a day, however if your horse is kept at grass then 2 or three should be about right. but you should always consult your vet about your very own horse first.

It is healthiest for the horse to have free-choice grass hay (not alfalfa-this is too rich and can cause life-threatening stones when fed in excess) or grass. Horses evolved eating dozens and dozens of tiny meals of roughage throughout the day, so just a few large meals of grain or whatever won't cut it. This is not how a horses digestive system is designed and will most likely result in digestive problems. And horses should always have access to fresh water, just to make that clear.