Sure, Eohippus is at one end, the modern horse at the other. (These are by no means all the fossils we have in the chronological progression).
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Evolution_of_the_horse
Eh? Are you suggesting that they're the same "kind". These sentences don't make a lot of sense.
It might just be me but I don't know what these sentences mean.
Although, I'm not putting forward these fossils as "proof" of anything apart from that your ignorant statement that no such sequences exist. (I wouldn't use the word "proof" when you're addressing those 100's of scientists at your scientific conferences by the way)
Eohippus to modern horse, have you looked at the fossils, they are very different beasts. Again, I'm not putting forward these fossils as "proof" of anything apart from that your statement that no such sequences exist.
I'm not an evolutionist.
Paleontologists say that the fossil record of the development of the modern horse represents a finely graduated sequence. When I look at the fossils that they point to I can accept that they are correct in their assertions.
On the other hand we have you, a layman with a strong emotional motivation to reject any evidence that might conflict with your religious views, claiming that they don't exist.
Do you really expect any objective person to take your vague pronouncements on the fossil record seriously?
You got that right.
Now, I've attempted to respond to your post in a polite manner, could you please answer my question?
What is your interpretation of their (Eohippus to Modern Horse) fossils? How does that fit in with "special creation"?