Common Goals of a Journal. 1  To encourage regular writing. 2  To make connections between class material, lectures, and personal observations. 3  To raise questions and issues that can fuel classroom discussions.  To generate ideas for future paper 1  topics. To provide a forum for inquiry, analysis, and evaluation of ideas.
A castrated horse is typically a male horse (Stallion or colt) that has had its reproductive organs (testicles) removed to prevent it from being able to breed. A castrated h â¦ orse is called a gelding. A castrated horse, in male horses would result in them being geldings or unable to reproduce.If you castrate a stallion, you'll have a gelding left. For mares it's just you make them unable to reproduce. Much like a spaying or neutering a cat, except for horses. castrated h â¦ orse is called a gelding. A castrated horse, in male horses would result in them being geldings or unable to reproduce. If you castrate a stallion, you'll have a gelding left.
Gelding - Castrated Male or Spayed Female horse (both are called geldings) Foal - Baby horse of either sex who is not yet weaned. Colt - Baby horse that is a male. Filly - Baby horse that is a female. Proud cut - A male horse that has had incomplete castration - usually no sperm count, but acts like a stallion.