The phrase "aggressive horses" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe horses that exhibit aggressive behavior, either in a literal sense or metaphorically.
Example: "The trainer warned us about the aggressive horses in the paddock, advising us to keep our distance."
Alternatives: "hostile horses" or "belligerent horses".
We reluctantly climbed out of the spring, swatted away aggressive horse flies and waved goodbye to David, who strolled off to refill his tea bottle.
There are no weapons charges, other than the "aggressive" horse.
In turn, Paynter, normally characterized as an "aggressive" horse, was very cooperative toward his caregivers and accepted treatment without causing problems.
Try not to hand feed treats too much, this can create an undesirably nippy or aggressive horse that expects treats every time he nips or pulls a face.
DNA from two non-aggressive horse melanoma cell lines (Ho-Mel-L1, M1) also yielded a copy number of 3.0, in accordance with their Grey genotype determined by a diagnostic long-range PCR test.
We have recently reported the presence of a higher copy number of the Grey mutation in more aggressive Grey horse melanomas [ 19], suggesting that the duplicated sequence may constitute a melanoma-driving element.
The Coney Island style was characterized by a flamboyant, aggressive-looking horse — neck straining, nostrils flaring and tongue lolling.
If you have a dog, put it on a leash and monitor the sessions to ensure the dog won't be aggressive to the horse and so the horse is familiar with the dog.
Horses are large, heavy, powerful animals and an aggressive or fearful horse is not suitable for a novice to rehabilitate.
E-Pae is remarkably aggressive on European horse chestnut in causing extensive stem cankers that can kill large, mature trees within one to two seasons following infection.
