Consider, for a moment, the Class of 2035. Their future is just showing up all over the place -- but differently than expected. In fact, 117 years ago, roughly 72 million people were living in the United States. There were also roughly 21 million horses at the time. If the rate of growth in the horse population had kept up with that of the human population, there would be approximately 63 million horses in the United States today -- or as many horses as people in the states of California and Texas combined. Instead, the current horse population looks a lot more like the population of the fine state of Utah, which boasts a population of approximately 3 million horses.