Did The Tudors Ride Horses?

‘ project explains all. Horses were an everyday part of life in medieval and Tudor England and were used for a multitude of purposes: transport, communication, agriculture, hunting, racing, and, of course, war. Did Henry VIII have a horse? Henry VIII was particularly invested in horses and brought over 3,000 Read more…

Were There Horses In Scotland?

A little history At its peak, Scotland had around 140,000 farm horses, most of which were Clydesdales or part Clydesdale. Today, Clydesdales are listed as vulnerable by the Rare Breeds Survival Trust, with only 500-900 remaining. Are horses native to Scotland? The Highland Pony is the native horse of the Read more…