Lady and The Track

Horses have been our steadfast companions for over 8,000 years, playing crucial roles in agriculture, war, and even sports. With more than 350 horse breeds across the globe, it’s fascinating to explore the rarest among them, those that have become scarce over time. These rare breeds are not just admired for their beauty but also for their historical significance. Unfortunately, many of these breeds are now facing the threat of extinction.

Continue Reading →

The Quarter Horse is an iconic breed that traces its origins back to America, holding the distinction of being one of the oldest horse breeds on the continent. Renowned for its strength and versatility, this horse earned its name due to its incredible speed over short distances, particularly in quarter-mile sprints. This characteristic made the Quarter Horse a favorite among cowboys and settlers in the American West, and it remains highly valued in various equestrian disciplines today.

Continue Reading →

A new study conducted in England has unveiled surprising insights into the intelligence of horses, suggesting they are capable of more complex thought and planning than we previously understood.

Continue Reading →

In a moment that has captured the hearts of sports fans worldwide, a Japanese equestrian and his horse shared a truly remarkable moment during the Olympics. This photo, which has quickly gone viral, perfectly encapsulates the bond between rider and horse, highlighting the beauty and grace of Olympic equestrian events.

Continue Reading →

During the opening ceremony of the Paris 2024 Olympics, a stunning visual captured the world’s attention: a silver horse galloping across the Seine. This breathtaking display was made possible by an almost invisible trimaran, meticulously engineered in Quiberon, Brittany. One of the creators of this trimaran, Morgane Surquart, was given the unique honor of riding the mechanical horse and piloting the vessel during the ceremony. “It was a truly magical moment,” she reflects.

Continue Reading →

A group of teenagers enjoying a horse-riding activity near Lake Bourdon in Moutiers-en-Puisaye, Yonne, faced a sudden and frightening turn of events when a stray dog unexpectedly appeared, leading to a series of accidents that sent five of them to the hospital.

Continue Reading →

As the Paris 2024 Olympics approach, the modern pentathlon is saying goodbye to its equestrian component, a staple of the event since 1912. In its place, athletes will tackle a Ninja Warrior-style obstacle course. However, some believe a different sport could have taken the reins—one that’s both athletic and deeply connected to equestrian traditions: hobby horse riding.

Continue Reading →