Colt (horse)
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A colt is a young male horse,[1] under the age of four. Older male horses are called either a "stallion", if left fertile, or a "gelding" if neutered. The verb "to geld" refers to the process of neutering a stallion.
A young female horse is called a filly[1] until age four, and a mare thereafter.
A group of colts is called a "rag".
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