Trade winds blow from the horse latitudes toward the. equator
the tropics
the poles

The correct answer is - the equator.

Explanation:

The trade winds are the kind of wind that blows towards the equator from the southeast in the southern hemisphere or the northeast in the northern hemisphere, especially at sea.

The horse latitudes are present in both the northern hemisphere and southern hemisphere with calm air and occur between trade winds and the westerlies that move towards the equator.

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