Practically, horses do not have horns, but some breeds develop small, bony growths on the front of their skull. Scientists speculate these bony growths are possibly the remnants of evolutionary horns.

Is there a real horse with a horn?

Nevertheless, there are horses that seem to carry the inclination to develop these horn-like protuberances from their foreheads, also called 'bosses'. The Moyle Horse breed, developed by Rex Moyle of Utah, is known as the 'horned' horse.

Do wildebeest have horns or antlers?

For example, male and female cattle (including the many wild versions such as the African Cape Buffalo) and wildebeest (a kind of antelope) have horns, while in most other bovids only the males have horns. ... Both the males and females have the horn or antler because they both use them, and for similar purposes.