It's never been explained in-canon how the Ponies are able to pick up and manipulate things with fore-hooves which are in real horses just the strengthened nails of single fingers (the equivalent of our middle fingers). The hooves of the Ponies are clearly more flexible than real horse hooves (they've been animated as slightly curling around
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Steve Gallacci's answer for his Albedo comics was that the horses manipulated objects off-screen.
My answer is that the Ponies are Toons, of course, and this is a common Toon element that they share. Pinkie Pie, obviously, is more toon than most and that is where her Earth Pony abilities are directed (as well as her agility, bounding, dodging, and ice-skating.)
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Really, the reason why the infamous "Cupcakes" is so terrifying is the thought of something with Pinkie's powers who was both batshit crazy and sadistically evil. She'd practically be Stephen King's It.
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Pinkie Pie exists so that you realize some rules can be bent, and others broken. :)
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Given the prevalence of magical creatures and monsters; it's probable that every species possesses at least some level of inherent magical ability; by sheer virtue of the world's magical saturation.
On the other hand, being so wide-spread could also be explained by a genetic trait developed very early on in the ecosystem's evolution; such as tactile secretion glands on limbs.
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Was definitely the answer in Fallout: Equestria...
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