Like Show Horses is a term used to describe horses that are GROOMED, shod, and stabled for the purpose of competing in horse shows. Grooming involves brushing and cleaning the horse's coat, mane, and tail, as well as trimming its hooves. Shod refers to the process of fitting the horse with horseshoes to protect its feet from wear and tear. Stabling involves providing the horse with a safe and comfortable place to stay while it is not being used for competition. All of these activities are necessary for a horse to be ready to compete in a show.