This tends to be an all-day process. When there is grass available, horses will eat the grass right down to the dirt. Therefore, they must be rotated from field to field to allow the grass to grow. The grain they eat consists essentially of corn and pellets with molasses. It is recommended to eat up to a pound per horse per day. When feeding, horses tend to bite each other to show who is dominant. The diet of goats is very varied. They will eat leaves, twigs, vines and shrubs. They love poison ivy and pine trees. You also need to rotate goat feeding areas. Goats eat grass but do not eat it down to the ground, as this is not their favorite meal. Goats also love grain. They tend to eat more corn than pellets or molasses. They can eat up to one in five goats every day. Goats tend to display aggression in the form of ramming to show their dominance. Horses need space to exercise. They have a mane and long tail that need to be brushed daily. Their hooves are rounded and require cleaning and filing regularly to ensure good health. To prevent the horse from being aggressive towards its owner, it is necessary to spend a lot of time with him in order to build a positive attitude.