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This ancestor of the horse lived in the tropical rain forests in North America, 55 million years ago

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The paintings were made around 20,000 years ago in south western France near the village of Montignac. The cave was covered with 600 excellently detailed parietal wall paintings

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The stable was located in Central Asia in a country called Kazakhstan. It was made in 5000 BCE and this is where first known sources of domesticated horses and knife marks on horse bones show that horses were raised for meat and milk

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The earliest of evidence of humans riding horses was a 5,000 year old horse teeth. It was located in the Middle East and the fossils indicated that the riding bit was placed in the animal’s mouth

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Horses & the Persian Empire’s Royal Road

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Horses & the Persian Empire’s Royal Road

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The Royal Road was during the fifth century BCE in the Persian Empire. Horse-mounted messengers could carry a message 1,700 miles in seven days

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The invention was invented in China about 2,000 years ago. The invention of the saddle and stirrup allowed horse-mounted warfare to be more effective

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Mongols began to use horses when the saddle and stirrup were introduced to them in the thirteenth century when they used lightning-fast raids to conquer much of Asia. Also they were famous for their horse-mounted archers

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Spanish RE-introduction to the New World

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Spanish RE-introduction to the New World

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The Spanish re-introduced the horse shortly after the Columbus' Voyages. Some horses quickly got free of the Spanish conquistadors and bred in the wild.