Legacy of the Horse
A Chronological History of Humans and their Relationship with the Horse.
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Legacy of the Horse (Full Story)
- The First Horses
- Early Human Contact
- The Domestication of the Horse
- Early Attempts at Riding
- Harnessing the Horse
- The Classical World, 700 BCE
- The Roman Empire: 27 BCE - 476 AD
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Medieval Horse: 476 - c. 1450
- Medieval Horse: 476 - c. 1450: Overview
- Battle of Poitiers Begins the Rise of Cavalry: 732
- The Battle of Hastings, October 14, 1066
- Horses Were Specifically Bred for Warfare and Chivalry
- Tournaments
- The Demise of Heavy Armored Cavalry
- Knight versus Moor
- Genghis Khan and the Mongol Horsemen: 1203
- From Swords to Plow-sharers: New Uses for an Old Friend
- The Hunt
- The Renaissance: 1400 -1650 AD
- Return to the New World
- Origins of the Blooded Horse
- The Thoroughbred Horse in America
- The Horse in America: 1776
- Settling the American West
- The Horse in 19th Century American Sport
- 1900 - The Horse in Transition
- Horses of the World: The Legacy of the Horse
- Buffalo Soldiers
- Calumet Farm: Five Decades of Champions
- Draft Horse in America
- Horse in Sport & Recreation
- Horse Racing in Japan
- Imperial China
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