As a food and nutrition expert, I can tell you that horse milk, also known as mare's milk, is indeed consumable by humans. It has been traditionally used in certain cultures, particularly in Central Asia, where it is fermented into a popular beverage called kumis. Horse milk is lower in fat and calories than cow's milk, and it contains less lactose, which might make it more digestible for some people. However, it is not commonly available in most markets and can be more expensive due to the lower milk yield from horses compared to cows.

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Milk from champion Arabian horses only adds to the mystique of horse milk. The adrenaline rush from milking a high-strung Arabian mare is like nothing else, and milking any horse can be very dangerous. Unlike cows, mares have the placement of their teats centered directly between their powerful rear legs.read more >>