Horse

Like most of the animals on the farm, the horses showed up to the meeting.

Boxer
Napoleon is always right! Boxer is a very big horse, being nearly eighteen hands tall. He is as strong as two horses combined. He has a single white strip running down his nose, giving a sort of stupid appeareance. He isn't exactly as smart as the other animals. He is greatly respected for his determination and excellent work. Benjamin and Boxer seem to have a good relationship betweem them. He and Benjamin would spend their Sundays in a small paddock beyond the orchard, grazing and never speaking. When Snowball, Napoleon, and Squealer were trying to get animals to follow Animalism, Boxer and Clover both followed it and accepted the pigs as teachers. When the rebellion started, all of the animals attacks Mr. Jones and the farmers and chased them out of the farm. Even after the rebellion, Boxer had worked harder than ever and seemed more like he was three horses in one. He even gets up half an hour early and do some volunteer labour. The next day, the animals went inside the house to check things out, Boxer also kicked in a barrel of beer, afterwards, a unanimous decision was made to preserve the house as a museum where no animal shall ever set foot in again. The reading and writing classes went well, Boxer can only learn four letters at a time because when he learns four new letters, he would forget the last four, so he was content with the first four letters of the alphabet and would trace them out everyday with his hoof to refresh his memory. In early October, Jones came to Animal Farm with half a dozen men from both Foxwood and Pinchfield in an attempt the recapture the farm. The men all had sticks but Jones had a gun. After the distraction was over, Snowball headed in and attacked the farmers with other animals. After getting overpowered, Snowball signaled a retreat for the third wave of attack. After hearing the signal for the third wave of attack, the horses, along with the cows and the rest of the pigs attacked the farmers. The farmers eventually ran away after seeing Boxer knocked out a farmer. Later, he was awarded "Animal Hero, First Class". After Snowball was chased out of the farm, Squealer convinced Boxer that Napoleon is far better suited to be a leader because he will keep Jones away. From that, Boxer made a second quote; "Napoleon is always right!".

Clover
Clover is a stout motherly mare who is nearing her middle life. Apparently, she had a great figure before but has lost it after giving birth to four foals. When Snowball, Napoleon, and Squealer were trying to get animals to follow Animalism, Clover and Boxer both followed it and accepted the pigs as teachers. When the rebellion started, all of the animals attacks Mr. Jones and the farmers and chased them out of the farm. The next day, the animals went inside the house to check things out, afterwards, a unanimous decision was made to preserve the house as a museum where no animal shall ever set foot in again. The reading and writing classes went well, Clover knows every letter of the alphabet but just can't put them together to form words. In early October, Jones came to Animal Farm with half a dozen men from both Foxwood and Pinchfield in an attempt the recapture the farm. The men all had sticks but Jones had a gun. After the distraction was over, Snowball headed in and attacked the farmers with other animals. After getting overpowered, Snowball signaled a retreat for the third wave of attack. After hearing the signal for the third wave of attack, the horses, along with the cows and the rest of the pigs attacked the farmers. The farmers eventually ran away after seeing Boxer knocked out a farmer. As winter came closer, Mollie was becoming more troublesome to the rest. She is always late for work or having strange stomach pains, even though she was fed well. She would sometimes skip work to go to the drinking pool to look at her own reflection. One day, Clover came up and said that she saw Mollie near Foxwood Farm being petted by a farmer. After denying everything, Mollie ran off. Clover searched her stall and found ribbons and lump of sugar. After hearing that Napoleon and the pigs had moved into the house, Clover got Muriel to come with her and read the Seven Commandments. Muriel read out one of the Seven Commandments (it was altered but they didn't know at the time) and Squealer coincidentally came by and reassured them that the pigs wouldn't take advantage of he beds and such and after mentioned Jone's name, all the animals left the topic alone.

Mollie
Mollie is a foolish white mare. She seems to have a love for sugar and ribbons and she couldn't let them go, even after the rebellion. She didn't like getting up in the mornings and always have a reason to leave work. When the rebellion started, all of the animals attacks Mr. Jones and the farmers and chased them out of the farm. The next day, the animals went inside the house to check things out, afterwards, a unanimous decision was made to preserve the house as a museum where no animal shall ever set foot in again. The reading and writing classes went well, Mollie only learned the letters that make up her name. She refuses to learn any other letters. In early October, Jones came to Animal Farm with half a dozen men from both Foxwood and Pinchfield in an attempt the recapture the farm. The men all had sticks but Jones had a gun. After the distraction was over, Snowball headed in and attacked the farmers with other animals. After getting overpowered, Snowball signaled a retreat for the third wave of attack. After hearing the signal for the third wave of attack, the horses, along with the cows and the rest of the pigs attacked the farmers. Jones shot at Snowball but the bullet only grazed him and killed a sheep. After hearing the gunshot, Mollie ran away. The farmers eventually ran away after seeing Boxer knocked out a farmer. As winter came closer, Mollie was becoming more troublesome to the rest. She is always late for work or having strange stomach pains, even though she was fed well. She would sometimes skip work to go to the drinking pool to look at her own reflection. One day, Clover came up and said that she saw Mollie near Foxwood Farm being petted by a farmer. After denying everything, Mollie ran off. Clover searched her stall and found ribbons and lump of sugar. After three days, Mollie disappeared. After a few weeks, pigeons say that they saw Mollie on the other side of town with a Man that was stroking her and feeding her sugar. Since then, the animals never mentioned Mollie again.