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The 9 pages that link to Horsepower, each with the reason it gives.

• James WattRelated: Watt promoted the measure to describe the useful output of his engines to customers.

• WattCompared with: It remains a familiar alternative for expressing mechanical power.

• Power (physics)Related: It remains a familiar way to state mechanical power ratings.

• EquidaeRelated: The family’s working role left a lasting measure of mechanical power.

• Drag racingRelated: Engine power matters, but drag racers must make it usable through the tires.

• Draft animalRelated: The unit preserves a historical connection between animal work and machine power.

• Draft horseRelated: The unit preserves the horse’s historical role as a benchmark for mechanical power.

• Muscle carRelated: Engine power helps explain the acceleration that defines muscle-car appeal.

• Foot–pound–second system of unitsRelated: Its customary definition uses foot-pounds per minute, connecting FPS to practical engineering.