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A sketch of Attila winner of the 1842 Epsom Derby (UK) and his jockey Bill Scott, drawn on the racecourse immediately after the race. Attila (1839–1846) was a British Thoroughbred racehorse stallion and sire. He died at age seven from injuries sustained in an accident on board a ship in the English Channel. Breeder was Colonel Hancox, trainer John Scott and owner Major General George Anson. The rider is William 'Bill' Scott brother of the trainer from Whitewall Stables in Malton, North Yorkshire. Bill is stated to have said on his deathbed that 'had never pulled a horse in his life' Stock Photo

RM2BP33DJ–A sketch of Attila winner of the 1842 Epsom Derby (UK) and his jockey Bill Scott, drawn on the racecourse immediately after the race. Attila (1839–1846) was a British Thoroughbred racehorse stallion and sire. He died at age seven from injuries sustained in an accident on board a ship in the English Channel. Breeder was Colonel Hancox, trainer John Scott and owner Major General George Anson. The rider is William 'Bill' Scott brother of the trainer from Whitewall Stables in Malton, North Yorkshire. Bill is stated to have said on his deathbed that 'had never pulled a horse in his life'

Lord Godolphin's White Foot, a Very Famous Horse That Was Never Beat, James Seymour, 1702–1752, British, undated, Gouache, with pen, in black ink, and graphite on medium, moderately textured, beige, laid paper, Sheet: 5 5/8 × 7 1/8 inches (14.3 × 18.1 cm) and Image: 5 7/16 × 6 3/16 inches (13.8 × 15.7 cm), figure study, horse (animal), horse racing, jockey, man, sporting art Stock Photo

RM2DJ3M20–Lord Godolphin's White Foot, a Very Famous Horse That Was Never Beat, James Seymour, 1702–1752, British, undated, Gouache, with pen, in black ink, and graphite on medium, moderately textured, beige, laid paper, Sheet: 5 5/8 × 7 1/8 inches (14.3 × 18.1 cm) and Image: 5 7/16 × 6 3/16 inches (13.8 × 15.7 cm), figure study, horse (animal), horse racing, jockey, man, sporting art

Pretender, winner of the Derby, 1869. Ridden by John Osborne. 'This son of Adventurer and old Ferina by Venison was bred by Mr. Sadler, a tradesman in Doncaster...He never trains a horse himself, but always puts them in Messrs. Tattersalls' hands on the Doncaster Thursday...Pretender is more a useful wiry horse than a handsome one, just sixteen hands high, and with a straight neck...His walk, with his hocks so wide apart, is peculiar, and the Newmarket touts professed not to fear him in his gallops...no horse can run gamer than he has done in both his races this year'. From "Illustrated Stock Photo

RM2XAP6G0–Pretender, winner of the Derby, 1869. Ridden by John Osborne. 'This son of Adventurer and old Ferina by Venison was bred by Mr. Sadler, a tradesman in Doncaster...He never trains a horse himself, but always puts them in Messrs. Tattersalls' hands on the Doncaster Thursday...Pretender is more a useful wiry horse than a handsome one, just sixteen hands high, and with a straight neck...His walk, with his hocks so wide apart, is peculiar, and the Newmarket touts professed not to fear him in his gallops...no horse can run gamer than he has done in both his races this year'. From "Illustrated

STRANGE PHENOMENA - COUNTING HORSE & A DROMEDARY The Wonders of the World never shewed before - a flysheet for exhibitions of strange creatures. In Charing Cross of sundry enigmas - a wild girl, a woman without fingers toes or speech, with a facility in stroking away pains. The two pictures depict exhibitions at [1] between the Queen's Head and the Crooked Billet, near Fleet Bridge, London, where is exhibited a dromedary 'from Tartary', which are the 'swiftest creatures upon Earth', and [2] at The Ship, on Great Tower Hill, London, the exhibition of an intelligent horse that can understand Stock Photo

RMMC6HA6–STRANGE PHENOMENA - COUNTING HORSE & A DROMEDARY The Wonders of the World never shewed before - a flysheet for exhibitions of strange creatures. In Charing Cross of sundry enigmas - a wild girl, a woman without fingers toes or speech, with a facility in stroking away pains. The two pictures depict exhibitions at [1] between the Queen's Head and the Crooked Billet, near Fleet Bridge, London, where is exhibited a dromedary 'from Tartary', which are the 'swiftest creatures upon Earth', and [2] at The Ship, on Great Tower Hill, London, the exhibition of an intelligent horse that can understand

Whoever said money cant buy happiness, never owned a horse. ranch hands and a horse. Stock Photo

RF2K22HR1–Whoever said money cant buy happiness, never owned a horse. ranch hands and a horse.

Escape - Chifney never used a double bridle. he was an artist with the whip. His horse is hobbled by a banner bearing the royal motto, and the owner, finger to nose, is planning his bet for the following day. This cartoon shows not only that royalty could be thus savagely lampooned, but also that racing was supposed to be honest. The History of Horse Racing by Roger Longrigg, page 93. Stock Photo

RMWH8HXD–Escape - Chifney never used a double bridle. he was an artist with the whip. His horse is hobbled by a banner bearing the royal motto, and the owner, finger to nose, is planning his bet for the following day. This cartoon shows not only that royalty could be thus savagely lampooned, but also that racing was supposed to be honest. The History of Horse Racing by Roger Longrigg, page 93.

never look a gift horse in the mouth proverb representing girl looking inside present bag Stock Photo

RFF71FPX–never look a gift horse in the mouth proverb representing girl looking inside present bag

Never look a Gift Horse in the Mouth proverb illustration 1938 Stock Photo

RMM1RPJK–Never look a Gift Horse in the Mouth proverb illustration 1938

Horse Racing - Never a Quarrell Stakes - Newbury Stock Photo

RMGBYR9F–Horse Racing - Never a Quarrell Stakes - Newbury

Mar. 22, 2012 - She Thought She'd Never Dance Again But Now She Dances for the Queen. A girl, who, because of an attack of polio during the war, thought she would never be able to dance again, is to be one of the stars appearing before the Queen at the Royal Variety Performance at the London Colliseum on November 2nd. She is 23 year old Sheila O'Neill who dances every night in the West End show ''Paint Your Wagon''. As a child sheila was a keen rider, spent all her spare time in the saddle and was regarded as a promising horse raider Stock Photo

RME13MD9–Mar. 22, 2012 - She Thought She'd Never Dance Again But Now She Dances for the Queen. A girl, who, because of an attack of polio during the war, thought she would never be able to dance again, is to be one of the stars appearing before the Queen at the Royal Variety Performance at the London Colliseum on November 2nd. She is 23 year old Sheila O'Neill who dances every night in the West End show ''Paint Your Wagon''. As a child sheila was a keen rider, spent all her spare time in the saddle and was regarded as a promising horse raider

Japan: Ploughing a rice paddy with horse, Enami Nobukuni (1859-1929), c. 1905. T. Enami (Enami Nobukuni) was the trade name of a celebrated Meiji period photographer. The T. of his trade name is thought to have stood for Toshi, though he never spelled it out on any personal or business document. Born in Edo (now Tokyo) during the Bakumatsu era, Enami was first a student of, and then an assistant to the well known photographer and collotypist, Ogawa Kazumasa. Enami relocated to Yokohama, and opened a studio on Benten-dōri (Benten Street) in 1892. Stock Photo

RM2B01EMB–Japan: Ploughing a rice paddy with horse, Enami Nobukuni (1859-1929), c. 1905. T. Enami (Enami Nobukuni) was the trade name of a celebrated Meiji period photographer. The T. of his trade name is thought to have stood for Toshi, though he never spelled it out on any personal or business document. Born in Edo (now Tokyo) during the Bakumatsu era, Enami was first a student of, and then an assistant to the well known photographer and collotypist, Ogawa Kazumasa. Enami relocated to Yokohama, and opened a studio on Benten-dōri (Benten Street) in 1892.

Never Equalled (jockey Sean Houlihan) wins a race at Ffos Las Racecourse Stock Photo

RMMAEDCY–Never Equalled (jockey Sean Houlihan) wins a race at Ffos Las Racecourse

A cartoon from 1934 showing the last horse in the race, number 13, with the jockey holding a telescope. The caption states’ never Sighted the Leaders” proving that somethings never change. Stock Photo

RF2T5MKJW–A cartoon from 1934 showing the last horse in the race, number 13, with the jockey holding a telescope. The caption states’ never Sighted the Leaders” proving that somethings never change.

Rudolf of Hapsburg (1218-1291) and Holy Priest. Rudolf, one of the most famous Roman emperors, was even in youth very respectful to the Church. At one time, in the wild mountain passes about his home, he met a poor priest struggling against wind and storm to bear the last sacrament to a dying peasant. Rudolf dismounted, placed the priest upon his horse, and guided him to his destination. He then insisted on the holy man’s retaining the horse as a gift, saying that, having once borne the messenger of God, it could never be used for a lesser purpose. Rudolf I was the first King of Germany from t Stock Photo

RF2RX4B48–Rudolf of Hapsburg (1218-1291) and Holy Priest. Rudolf, one of the most famous Roman emperors, was even in youth very respectful to the Church. At one time, in the wild mountain passes about his home, he met a poor priest struggling against wind and storm to bear the last sacrament to a dying peasant. Rudolf dismounted, placed the priest upon his horse, and guided him to his destination. He then insisted on the holy man’s retaining the horse as a gift, saying that, having once borne the messenger of God, it could never be used for a lesser purpose. Rudolf I was the first King of Germany from t

Agriculture Trade Cards - Say, Sambo, ho! Where is our shoe Those cheap cut nails will never do, 'tis hard to beat a horse well shod, with Putnam nails forged from the rod Stock Photo

RMHFG3T2–Agriculture Trade Cards - Say, Sambo, ho! Where is our shoe Those cheap cut nails will never do, 'tis hard to beat a horse well shod, with Putnam nails forged from the rod

A Falabella horse tries on a jockey for size Because of their size Falabellas could never actually be ridden although they are small but perfect miniatures of their larger cousins Stock Photo

RMB4W9XA–A Falabella horse tries on a jockey for size Because of their size Falabellas could never actually be ridden although they are small but perfect miniatures of their larger cousins

Victorian English gentlemen thrown from a one-horse gig on a country lane. A farmer in smock watches from a field. What! Never upset in a gig? Chromolithographic facsimile of an illustration by Henry Thomas Alken from Memoirs of the Life of the Late John Mytton by Nimrod aka Charles James Apperley, Kegan Paul, London, 1900. Stock Photo

RM2T6862J–Victorian English gentlemen thrown from a one-horse gig on a country lane. A farmer in smock watches from a field. What! Never upset in a gig? Chromolithographic facsimile of an illustration by Henry Thomas Alken from Memoirs of the Life of the Late John Mytton by Nimrod aka Charles James Apperley, Kegan Paul, London, 1900.

Guerre de religions : Henri de Navarre dit Henri IV (1553-1610) sur son cheval a la bataille d'Ivry contre les troupes de la Ligue (15 Mars 1590), criant ces celebres paroles: 'Ralliez-vous a mon panache blanc, il suivra toujours le chemin de l'honneur et de la victoire (French religion wars : king Henri IV of France on his horse at the battle of Ivry famously spurred his troops by saying 'If you lose your ensigns, cornets or flags, do never lose sight of my panache, you will always find it on the road to honour and victory' 15th march 1590) - engraving from 'Nos gloires nationales', vers 1920 Stock Photo

RM2J9ARD7–Guerre de religions : Henri de Navarre dit Henri IV (1553-1610) sur son cheval a la bataille d'Ivry contre les troupes de la Ligue (15 Mars 1590), criant ces celebres paroles: 'Ralliez-vous a mon panache blanc, il suivra toujours le chemin de l'honneur et de la victoire (French religion wars : king Henri IV of France on his horse at the battle of Ivry famously spurred his troops by saying 'If you lose your ensigns, cornets or flags, do never lose sight of my panache, you will always find it on the road to honour and victory' 15th march 1590) - engraving from 'Nos gloires nationales', vers 1920

sports, equestrian sport, horserace, horse racing, racecourse Dortmund, race day 08.10.2017, 8th race, left jockey A. Pietsch riding Ziro, right jockey D. Porcu riding Never In Doubt, race course, turf, gallop racing, horses, horsemen, riders, jockeys, D-Dortmund, D-Dortmund-Wambel, Ruhr area, Westphalia, North Rhine-Westphalia, NRW Stock Photo

RMKDCYG8–sports, equestrian sport, horserace, horse racing, racecourse Dortmund, race day 08.10.2017, 8th race, left jockey A. Pietsch riding Ziro, right jockey D. Porcu riding Never In Doubt, race course, turf, gallop racing, horses, horsemen, riders, jockeys, D-Dortmund, D-Dortmund-Wambel, Ruhr area, Westphalia, North Rhine-Westphalia, NRW

Christmas greeting card titled Never look a Gift Horse in the Mouth' circa 1875 Stock Photo

RFAN8PEP–Christmas greeting card titled Never look a Gift Horse in the Mouth' circa 1875

The Sultan's guard in scarlet uniforms and white chinchilla hats The Sultan's private horse waiting at the church. It is never known whether his majesty will choose water or land for the return from prayer and all are provided for except air., Photographs show the Caliph's guard soldiers lined up next to a street during Selamlik (Caliph's procession to mosque for prayer) and a soldier holding the reins of the Caliph's horse, Istanbul, Turkey., Carpenter, Frank G. (Frank George), 1855-1924, photographer, 1923., Abdülmecid Efendi, 1868-1944, Pets, Gelatin silver prints, 1920-1930. Stock Photo

RM2WRBH79–The Sultan's guard in scarlet uniforms and white chinchilla hats The Sultan's private horse waiting at the church. It is never known whether his majesty will choose water or land for the return from prayer and all are provided for except air., Photographs show the Caliph's guard soldiers lined up next to a street during Selamlik (Caliph's procession to mosque for prayer) and a soldier holding the reins of the Caliph's horse, Istanbul, Turkey., Carpenter, Frank G. (Frank George), 1855-1924, photographer, 1923., Abdülmecid Efendi, 1868-1944, Pets, Gelatin silver prints, 1920-1930.

RMD88KKE–PROVERB/GIFT HORSE

Strange Phenomena. Intelligent horse which acts like a dog and can retrieve and count numbers and do card tricks. From 'The Wonders of the world never shewed before'. Stock Photo

RMMBD2Y6–Strange Phenomena. Intelligent horse which acts like a dog and can retrieve and count numbers and do card tricks. From 'The Wonders of the world never shewed before'.

RM2D392HW–Victorian English gentlemen thrown from a one-horse gig on a country lane. A farmer in smock watches from a field. What! Never upset in a gig? Chromolithographic facsimile of an illustration by Henry Thomas Alken from Memoirs of the Life of the Late John Mytton by Nimrod aka Charles James Apperley, Kegan Paul, London, 1900.

Lord Charles Somerset was the younger son of the fifth Duke of Beaufort, who had been Master of the Horse. He inherited a love and understanding of horses and a personality which combined arrogance of manner, hatred of opposition, and a certain ruthlessness of method. These qualities enabled him to bring about, within 10 years, a startling improvement in the half-bred Caper and its racing. The one was never again as good after his time. the other not until the 1880s. The History of Horse Racing by Roger Longrigg, page 258. Stock Photo

RMWH8HX0–Lord Charles Somerset was the younger son of the fifth Duke of Beaufort, who had been Master of the Horse. He inherited a love and understanding of horses and a personality which combined arrogance of manner, hatred of opposition, and a certain ruthlessness of method. These qualities enabled him to bring about, within 10 years, a startling improvement in the half-bred Caper and its racing. The one was never again as good after his time. the other not until the 1880s. The History of Horse Racing by Roger Longrigg, page 258.

The Jockey, 1899. Motivated by the popularity of the races, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec executed this lithograph both in colour, seen here, and in black and white. He intended to publish the colour version in a portfolio of horse-racing subjects, but the project never came to fruition and Jockey was published alone. The artist's admiration for Edgar Degas's horse-racing pictures is clear in Jockey , and he shared Degas's appreciation of Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints. Particular elements of the lithograph reveal the influence of the Japanese woodcut: the overall flatness; the daring croppi Stock Photo

RM2A52J38–The Jockey, 1899. Motivated by the popularity of the races, Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec executed this lithograph both in colour, seen here, and in black and white. He intended to publish the colour version in a portfolio of horse-racing subjects, but the project never came to fruition and Jockey was published alone. The artist's admiration for Edgar Degas's horse-racing pictures is clear in Jockey , and he shared Degas's appreciation of Japanese ukiyo-e woodblock prints. Particular elements of the lithograph reveal the influence of the Japanese woodcut: the overall flatness; the daring croppi

The red-brown Icelandic horse was bursting with zest for life and vitality. It rolled in the snow and when it got up it shook off the snow. Stock Photo

RF2E03D4E–The red-brown Icelandic horse was bursting with zest for life and vitality. It rolled in the snow and when it got up it shook off the snow.

Kriskova ridden by Frankie Dettori (left) wins the Pentax 'Never A' Novice Stakes from second placed Titchfield with jockey Jimmy Fortune at Sandown Park, Surrey. Stock Photo

RM2D3209A–Kriskova ridden by Frankie Dettori (left) wins the Pentax 'Never A' Novice Stakes from second placed Titchfield with jockey Jimmy Fortune at Sandown Park, Surrey.

May 07, 1963 - Not a Flinch: The Grenadier Guards were to be seen carrying out the Guard Mounting Ceremony on the Horse Guards Parade this morning. Photo shows: This guardsman never flinched in the face of the persistent flapping of the flag in his face. Stock Photo

RME0WJ51–May 07, 1963 - Not a Flinch: The Grenadier Guards were to be seen carrying out the Guard Mounting Ceremony on the Horse Guards Parade this morning. Photo shows: This guardsman never flinched in the face of the persistent flapping of the flag in his face.

Japan: Horse-drawn buses in old Tokyo. Photo by T. Enami (1859-1929), c. 1895. T. Enami (Enami Nobukuni) was the trade name of a celebrated Meiji period photographer. The T. of his trade name is thought to have stood for Toshi, though he never spelled it out on any personal or business document. Born in Edo (now Tokyo) during the Bakumatsu era, Enami was first a student of, and then an assistant to the well known photographer and collotypist, Ogawa Kazumasa. Enami relocated to Yokohama, and opened a studio on Benten-dōri (Benten Street) in 1892. Stock Photo

RM2B01AAW–Japan: Horse-drawn buses in old Tokyo. Photo by T. Enami (1859-1929), c. 1895. T. Enami (Enami Nobukuni) was the trade name of a celebrated Meiji period photographer. The T. of his trade name is thought to have stood for Toshi, though he never spelled it out on any personal or business document. Born in Edo (now Tokyo) during the Bakumatsu era, Enami was first a student of, and then an assistant to the well known photographer and collotypist, Ogawa Kazumasa. Enami relocated to Yokohama, and opened a studio on Benten-dōri (Benten Street) in 1892.

RMMAEDCT–Never Equalled (jockey Sean Houlihan) wins a race at Ffos Las Racecourse

They May Jump In Olympics -- Pat Smythe on Flanagan. A horse called Flanagan and Miss Pat Smythe, horsewoman extraordinary, are being considered by the British Olympic show jumping selectors as a team to train for the world contests next year. You may never have heard of Flanagan. He is seven years old, a good-looking chestnut gelding. You must heard of Pat Smythe, whose name is usually linked with horses Tosca and Prince Hal. May 09, 1955. (Photo by Daily Express Picture). Stock Photo

RM2HX5PT3–They May Jump In Olympics -- Pat Smythe on Flanagan. A horse called Flanagan and Miss Pat Smythe, horsewoman extraordinary, are being considered by the British Olympic show jumping selectors as a team to train for the world contests next year. You may never have heard of Flanagan. He is seven years old, a good-looking chestnut gelding. You must heard of Pat Smythe, whose name is usually linked with horses Tosca and Prince Hal. May 09, 1955. (Photo by Daily Express Picture).

Marcus Curtius leaps into Gulf. This relief is housed in the Villa Borghese. Marcus Curtius, a legendary hero of ancient Rome. According to legend, in 362 BC a deep chasm opened in the Roman Forum. The seers declared that the pit would never close until Rome’s most valuable possession was thrown into it. Claiming that nothing was more precious than a brave citizen, Curtius leaped, fully armed and on horseback, into the chasm, which immediately closed. Stock Photo

RF2D8E5YP–Marcus Curtius leaps into Gulf. This relief is housed in the Villa Borghese. Marcus Curtius, a legendary hero of ancient Rome. According to legend, in 362 BC a deep chasm opened in the Roman Forum. The seers declared that the pit would never close until Rome’s most valuable possession was thrown into it. Claiming that nothing was more precious than a brave citizen, Curtius leaped, fully armed and on horseback, into the chasm, which immediately closed.

Jaunbauz, or Afghan cavalry, with horse, bearing implements for smoking This lithograph is taken from plate 17 of 'Afghaunistan' by Lieutenant James Rattray. He wrote: 'Never were a wilder, more devil-may-care set of fellows seen than the Afghan cavalry'. Known as Jaanbaz (meaning 'life gamblers'), the cavalry in the Shah's service often became mercenaries in the British army. Heavily armed, and very often professional robbers, they became soldiers when it suited them, said Rattray: 'They take our service because we paid them well and regularly, but a great deal of the savoir faire was require Stock Photo

RMP7TJ0P–Jaunbauz, or Afghan cavalry, with horse, bearing implements for smoking This lithograph is taken from plate 17 of 'Afghaunistan' by Lieutenant James Rattray. He wrote: 'Never were a wilder, more devil-may-care set of fellows seen than the Afghan cavalry'. Known as Jaanbaz (meaning 'life gamblers'), the cavalry in the Shah's service often became mercenaries in the British army. Heavily armed, and very often professional robbers, they became soldiers when it suited them, said Rattray: 'They take our service because we paid them well and regularly, but a great deal of the savoir faire was require

Never look a gift horse in the mouth Stock Photo

RFS22720–Never look a gift horse in the mouth

Forearm Guard for the Left Arm. Culture: Tibetan or Mongolian. Dimensions: L. 12 1/4 in. (31.1 cm). Date: possibly 15th-16th century. The ornament on this arm guard is very similar to that seen on Tibetan horse armor, but it is larger in scale and its style is bolder. Like other arm guards of this type, its decoration consists of gold leaf covered with an orange-toned shellac and painted with a black pigment, with a clear shellac glaze overall. All known examples of Tibetan forearm guards appear to be for the left arm, suggesting that they were never made in pairs but were used on the left ar Stock Photo

RMPA94WG–Forearm Guard for the Left Arm. Culture: Tibetan or Mongolian. Dimensions: L. 12 1/4 in. (31.1 cm). Date: possibly 15th-16th century. The ornament on this arm guard is very similar to that seen on Tibetan horse armor, but it is larger in scale and its style is bolder. Like other arm guards of this type, its decoration consists of gold leaf covered with an orange-toned shellac and painted with a black pigment, with a clear shellac glaze overall. All known examples of Tibetan forearm guards appear to be for the left arm, suggesting that they were never made in pairs but were used on the left ar

Never look a gift horse in the mouth - Vintage Cigarette Card Illustration Stock Photo

RM2WBJA83–Never look a gift horse in the mouth - Vintage Cigarette Card Illustration

RMKDCYGB–sports, equestrian sport, horserace, horse racing, racecourse Dortmund, race day 08.10.2017, 8th race, left jockey A. Pietsch riding Ziro, right jockey D. Porcu riding Never In Doubt, race course, turf, gallop racing, horses, horsemen, riders, jockeys, D-Dortmund, D-Dortmund-Wambel, Ruhr area, Westphalia, North Rhine-Westphalia, NRW

What a Handicap! They'll never make the Grand National, but 6ft tall jockey Simon Whitaker and 21-inch high Bluebell, the world's smallest horse look certs for the little and large laughter stakes. Amateur rider Simon met the miniature horse at Leeds and he was mightily impressed. 'I ride big chasers,' said Simon, 20, 'but trying to hold Bluebell is just as hard.' Little & Large...Simon Whitaker and Bluebell. January 1986 P004061 Stock Photo

RMB57448–What a Handicap! They'll never make the Grand National, but 6ft tall jockey Simon Whitaker and 21-inch high Bluebell, the world's smallest horse look certs for the little and large laughter stakes. Amateur rider Simon met the miniature horse at Leeds and he was mightily impressed. 'I ride big chasers,' said Simon, 20, 'but trying to hold Bluebell is just as hard.' Little & Large...Simon Whitaker and Bluebell. January 1986 P004061

Equus caballus, Print, The horse (Equus ferus caballus) is one of two extant subspecies of Equus ferus. It is an odd-toed ungulate mammal belonging to the taxonomic family Equidae. The horse has evolved over the past 45 to 55 million years from a small multi-toed creature, Eohippus, into the large, single-toed animal of today. Humans began domesticating horses around 4000 BC, and their domestication is believed to have been widespread by 3000 BC. Horses in the subspecies caballus are domesticated, although some domesticated populations live in the wild as feral horses. These feral populations Stock Photo

RM2A2MJ62–Equus caballus, Print, The horse (Equus ferus caballus) is one of two extant subspecies of Equus ferus. It is an odd-toed ungulate mammal belonging to the taxonomic family Equidae. The horse has evolved over the past 45 to 55 million years from a small multi-toed creature, Eohippus, into the large, single-toed animal of today. Humans began domesticating horses around 4000 BC, and their domestication is believed to have been widespread by 3000 BC. Horses in the subspecies caballus are domesticated, although some domesticated populations live in the wild as feral horses. These feral populations

Old Man with a Beard, Edward Lear Stock Photo

RMD85R5Y–Old Man with a Beard, Edward Lear

ANIMALS - HORSE An intelligent horse, which 'Carries like a Spaniel Dog' discovers hidden things, counts and does card tricks. From broadsheet. 'The Wonders of the World never shewed before' - not dated but early Victorian Stock Photo

RMMC6G0M–ANIMALS - HORSE An intelligent horse, which 'Carries like a Spaniel Dog' discovers hidden things, counts and does card tricks. From broadsheet. 'The Wonders of the World never shewed before' - not dated but early Victorian

The Battle of Clavijo, Spain, which legend claims took place in 834 or 835. In fact the battle, between a Christian army and a Muslim army, never happened. The legend claims that St. James, the Apostle of Jesus, who died 800 years prior to the supposed event, appeared on a white horse and spurred the flagging Christian army to victory. St. James, the patron saint of Spain, is known in Spanish as Santiago Matamoros, or St. James the Moor-killer. After a 15th century engraving, possibly by Martin Schongauer. Stock Photo

RM2AB54XA–The Battle of Clavijo, Spain, which legend claims took place in 834 or 835. In fact the battle, between a Christian army and a Muslim army, never happened. The legend claims that St. James, the Apostle of Jesus, who died 800 years prior to the supposed event, appeared on a white horse and spurred the flagging Christian army to victory. St. James, the patron saint of Spain, is known in Spanish as Santiago Matamoros, or St. James the Moor-killer. After a 15th century engraving, possibly by Martin Schongauer.

The Thames Tunnel is an underwater tunnel, built beneath the River Thames in London, connecting Rotherhithe and Wapping. It measures 1,300 feet long, running at a depth of 75 feet below the river surface measured at high tide. It was the first tunnel known to have been constructed successfully underneath a navigable river and was built between 1825 and 1843 using Marc Isambard Brunel's and Thomas Cochrane's newly invented tunnelling shield technology, by Brunel and his son Isambard Kingdom Brunel. It was originally designed for horse-drawn carriages, but was never used for that purpose. Stock Photo

RMRKM20K–The Thames Tunnel is an underwater tunnel, built beneath the River Thames in London, connecting Rotherhithe and Wapping. It measures 1,300 feet long, running at a depth of 75 feet below the river surface measured at high tide. It was the first tunnel known to have been constructed successfully underneath a navigable river and was built between 1825 and 1843 using Marc Isambard Brunel's and Thomas Cochrane's newly invented tunnelling shield technology, by Brunel and his son Isambard Kingdom Brunel. It was originally designed for horse-drawn carriages, but was never used for that purpose.

Saddled Arabian Horse in Courtyard, 1820. While his father, Joseph, was known for marine paintings, and his son, Horace, became a celebrated Romantic artist, Carle Vernet excelled in representing battles and animals, especially horses. Vernet was an expert rider himself, and in his pictures he precisely described various breeds and horse dressings. Although the artist never traveled further from France than Italy, his drawing of an Arabian horse contains elements that make it seem as if he observed the animal in its native environment. He documented the unique saddle and included exotic archit Stock Photo

RM2A522G9–Saddled Arabian Horse in Courtyard, 1820. While his father, Joseph, was known for marine paintings, and his son, Horace, became a celebrated Romantic artist, Carle Vernet excelled in representing battles and animals, especially horses. Vernet was an expert rider himself, and in his pictures he precisely described various breeds and horse dressings. Although the artist never traveled further from France than Italy, his drawing of an Arabian horse contains elements that make it seem as if he observed the animal in its native environment. He documented the unique saddle and included exotic archit

Horse looking out from a stable door, Thelwall, Lymm, Warrington, Cheshire, England, UK, WA4 2TD Stock Photo

RM2M4CAJP–Horse looking out from a stable door, Thelwall, Lymm, Warrington, Cheshire, England, UK, WA4 2TD

JOCKEY A. MAGUIRE WITHOUT HIS MOUNT 'ROMANY KING'LEAVES THE TRACK AFTER 'THE RACE THAT NEVER WAS' GRAND NATIONAL AT AINTREE Stock Photo

RMGAKR6R–JOCKEY A. MAGUIRE WITHOUT HIS MOUNT 'ROMANY KING'LEAVES THE TRACK AFTER 'THE RACE THAT NEVER WAS' GRAND NATIONAL AT AINTREE

Apr. 17, 2012 - Status Symbol For A Donkey: The donkey has always been regarded as a sort of poor relation of the horse whose status symbol has never been questioned. But at last the donkey, whose department is completely different to that of its relative the horse, is coming 'socially' speaking into his or her own. For the first time this year donkeys will be on show at the Royal Windsor Show (May 26th-28th) and at the Royal Show, Kenilworth (July 5th-8th). All the donkeys who will be attending these shows have been bred at Ruffa Orchard Donkey Stud which is owned by Mr. and Mrs Stock Photo

RME14903–Apr. 17, 2012 - Status Symbol For A Donkey: The donkey has always been regarded as a sort of poor relation of the horse whose status symbol has never been questioned. But at last the donkey, whose department is completely different to that of its relative the horse, is coming 'socially' speaking into his or her own. For the first time this year donkeys will be on show at the Royal Windsor Show (May 26th-28th) and at the Royal Show, Kenilworth (July 5th-8th). All the donkeys who will be attending these shows have been bred at Ruffa Orchard Donkey Stud which is owned by Mr. and Mrs

Iran/Persia: 'Never hence would I die for I am alive, having sown the seeds of poetry'. Gurgin betrays Bizhan. Miniature painting from the Shahnameh, c. 16th century. The Shahnameh or Shah-nama (Šāhnāmeh, 'The Book of Kings') is a long epic poem written by the Persian poet Ferdowsi between c. 977 and 1010 CE and is the national epic of Iran and related Perso-Iranian cultures. Consisting of some 60,000 verses, the Shahnameh tells the mythical and to some extent the historical past of Greater Iran from the creation of the world until the Islamic conquest of Persia in the 7th century. Stock Photo

RM2B01KEM–Iran/Persia: 'Never hence would I die for I am alive, having sown the seeds of poetry'. Gurgin betrays Bizhan. Miniature painting from the Shahnameh, c. 16th century. The Shahnameh or Shah-nama (Šāhnāmeh, 'The Book of Kings') is a long epic poem written by the Persian poet Ferdowsi between c. 977 and 1010 CE and is the national epic of Iran and related Perso-Iranian cultures. Consisting of some 60,000 verses, the Shahnameh tells the mythical and to some extent the historical past of Greater Iran from the creation of the world until the Islamic conquest of Persia in the 7th century.

Never Equalled (jockey Sean Houlihan) leads Lime Street (jockey Sean Bowen) in a race at Ffos Las Racecourse Stock Photo

RMMAEDD0–Never Equalled (jockey Sean Houlihan) leads Lime Street (jockey Sean Bowen) in a race at Ffos Las Racecourse

Youll never catch them not snacking. Full length shot of a horse standing and eating grass on a farm. Stock Photo

RF2JGGGE1–Youll never catch them not snacking. Full length shot of a horse standing and eating grass on a farm.

As a white horse, I stay white all my life. I will never be s horse of a different color.(Hee Haw). In the meantime it's nice to make your acquaintance. Stock Photo

RFS1BGXT–As a white horse, I stay white all my life. I will never be s horse of a different color.(Hee Haw). In the meantime it's nice to make your acquaintance.

Describes a letter received from Alfred Waud. Transcription: A Fraternal Portrait. hat for worlds unless to wear a fur cap of the fast pattern, indicative of a trotting horse and Oxford pattern skates. ? Did a good thing when he [Will Waud] married, for a man of lazy proclivities ? of the never-do-any-thing-for-yourself-if-you-can-possibly-get-anybody-else-to-do-it-for-you-school. ? Keeps up a sort of aristocratic mystery about his family ? (!!!) ?ǣ ?impresses his new relatives by his style ? wouldn ?t dare to ask him to chop a stick of wood &c., for fear of encountering his dignity ? su Stock Photo

RMMAKM2F–Describes a letter received from Alfred Waud. Transcription: A Fraternal Portrait. hat for worlds unless to wear a fur cap of the fast pattern, indicative of a trotting horse and Oxford pattern skates. ? Did a good thing when he [Will Waud] married, for a man of lazy proclivities ? of the never-do-any-thing-for-yourself-if-you-can-possibly-get-anybody-else-to-do-it-for-you-school. ? Keeps up a sort of aristocratic mystery about his family ? (!!!) ?ǣ ?impresses his new relatives by his style ? wouldn ?t dare to ask him to chop a stick of wood &c., for fear of encountering his dignity ? su

Masters at Work' - Nijinsky, Lester Piggott, Vincent O'Brien. The horse was bred in Canada in 1967. his pedigree is discussed on p.284. He was twice defeated at the end of a long three-year-old season, by Sassafras and Lorenzaccio, but he was a great horse and full of the 'electricity' characteristic of the best descendants of Nearco. The jockey was born in 1936. He rode his first winner at 13. he won the Derby on Never Say Die at 18, and won it again on Crepello (1957), St Paddy (1959), Sir Ivor (1968), Nijinsky (1970), and Roberto (1972). The trainer - christened Michael Victor, born 1917 - Stock Photo

RMWH8HX4–Masters at Work' - Nijinsky, Lester Piggott, Vincent O'Brien. The horse was bred in Canada in 1967. his pedigree is discussed on p.284. He was twice defeated at the end of a long three-year-old season, by Sassafras and Lorenzaccio, but he was a great horse and full of the 'electricity' characteristic of the best descendants of Nearco. The jockey was born in 1936. He rode his first winner at 13. he won the Derby on Never Say Die at 18, and won it again on Crepello (1957), St Paddy (1959), Sir Ivor (1968), Nijinsky (1970), and Roberto (1972). The trainer - christened Michael Victor, born 1917 -

'- I'll never understand, how these exercises are supposed to ameliorate the condition of a horse..... the only thing that really counts is that the horseman feels good,' plate 1 from Croquis Équestres. Honoré Victorin Daumier; French, 1808-1879. Date: 1856. Dimensions: 198 × 271 mm (image); 261 × 343 mm (sheet). Lithograph in black on white wove paper. Origin: France. Museum: The Chicago Art Institute. Author: Honoré-Victorin Daumier. Stock Photo

RMRX577E–'- I'll never understand, how these exercises are supposed to ameliorate the condition of a horse..... the only thing that really counts is that the horseman feels good,' plate 1 from Croquis Équestres. Honoré Victorin Daumier; French, 1808-1879. Date: 1856. Dimensions: 198 × 271 mm (image); 261 × 343 mm (sheet). Lithograph in black on white wove paper. Origin: France. Museum: The Chicago Art Institute. Author: Honoré-Victorin Daumier.

A riderless horse follows the caisson bearing former President Ronald Reagan's flag-draped casket during his funeral procession. A pair of President Reagan's boots are reversed in the stirrups of the empty saddle symbolizing that he will never ride again. U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Jim Varhegyi Stock Photo

RFJF4FJW–A riderless horse follows the caisson bearing former President Ronald Reagan's flag-draped casket during his funeral procession. A pair of President Reagan's boots are reversed in the stirrups of the empty saddle symbolizing that he will never ride again. U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Jim Varhegyi

RMKDCYGC–sports, equestrian sport, horserace, horse racing, racecourse Dortmund, race day 08.10.2017, 8th race, left jockey A. Pietsch riding Ziro, right jockey D. Porcu riding Never In Doubt, race course, turf, gallop racing, horses, horsemen, riders, jockeys, D-Dortmund, D-Dortmund-Wambel, Ruhr area, Westphalia, North Rhine-Westphalia, NRW

(200603) -- CHANGJI, June 3, 2020 (Xinhua) -- A researcher checks a Przewalski's horse's health status at the Xinjiang Wild Horse Breeding and Research Center in Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, June 2, 2020. Przewalski's horses are the only surviving horse subspecies which has never been domesticated. In China, they are mainly found in Xinjiang's Junggar Basin. Researchers at the Xinjiang Wild Horse Breeding and Research Center have applied multiple adjustments to the horse populations in order to avoid close inbreeding and achieve bet Stock Photo

RM2BWPMA7–(200603) -- CHANGJI, June 3, 2020 (Xinhua) -- A researcher checks a Przewalski's horse's health status at the Xinjiang Wild Horse Breeding and Research Center in Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, June 2, 2020. Przewalski's horses are the only surviving horse subspecies which has never been domesticated. In China, they are mainly found in Xinjiang's Junggar Basin. Researchers at the Xinjiang Wild Horse Breeding and Research Center have applied multiple adjustments to the horse populations in order to avoid close inbreeding and achieve bet

RM2A2MJ3G–Equus caballus, Print, The horse (Equus ferus caballus) is one of two extant subspecies of Equus ferus. It is an odd-toed ungulate mammal belonging to the taxonomic family Equidae. The horse has evolved over the past 45 to 55 million years from a small multi-toed creature, Eohippus, into the large, single-toed animal of today. Humans began domesticating horses around 4000 BC, and their domestication is believed to have been widespread by 3000 BC. Horses in the subspecies caballus are domesticated, although some domesticated populations live in the wild as feral horses. These feral populations

Hardangervidda 19560728 The Tourist Association organizes a riding trip on Hardangervidda for Norwegian and English tourists who have never sat on a horse before. Photo; Aage Storløkken / Current / NTB Stock Photo

RM2K8N0XJ–Hardangervidda 19560728 The Tourist Association organizes a riding trip on Hardangervidda for Norwegian and English tourists who have never sat on a horse before. Photo; Aage Storløkken / Current / NTB

a icelandic horse on the North Coast of Iceland standing in strong wind gusts. this was the first horse ever that denied a carrot=) probably never tas Stock Photo

RFMWHRC9–a icelandic horse on the North Coast of Iceland standing in strong wind gusts. this was the first horse ever that denied a carrot=) probably never tas

'The Kappa and his Victim', 1912. A horse-stealing kappa is captured and made to write a sworn statement vowing never to harm people again. Kappa, though sometimes menacing, may also behave amicably towards humans. From "Myths & Legends of Japan", by F. Harland Davis. [George G. Harrap & Company, London, 1912] Stock Photo

RM2AX062R–'The Kappa and his Victim', 1912. A horse-stealing kappa is captured and made to write a sworn statement vowing never to harm people again. Kappa, though sometimes menacing, may also behave amicably towards humans. From "Myths & Legends of Japan", by F. Harland Davis. [George G. Harrap & Company, London, 1912]

RF2PTA99Y–Whoever said money cant buy happiness, never owned a horse. ranch hands and a horse

RELEASE DATE: May 3, 1996. MOVIE TITLE: Barb Wire. STUDIO: Dark Horse Entertainment. PLOT: 21st century. USA. The second civil war. The whole country is in a state of emergency. What was formerly called the American Congress now rules with fascistic methods. There is only one free city left, Steel Harbor, headquarter for the resistance. This is the hometown of Barb Wire, owner of the night club Hammerhead. As times aren't good, Barb has a second job. She's a bounty hunter and you probably wouldn't want her after you. Barb's credo is to never take sides for anybody and that's the only way to su Stock Photo

RMF6G5E0–RELEASE DATE: May 3, 1996. MOVIE TITLE: Barb Wire. STUDIO: Dark Horse Entertainment. PLOT: 21st century. USA. The second civil war. The whole country is in a state of emergency. What was formerly called the American Congress now rules with fascistic methods. There is only one free city left, Steel Harbor, headquarter for the resistance. This is the hometown of Barb Wire, owner of the night club Hammerhead. As times aren't good, Barb has a second job. She's a bounty hunter and you probably wouldn't want her after you. Barb's credo is to never take sides for anybody and that's the only way to su

Photo close up of a centre label on an original 1979 pressing of long playing LP vinyl disc Rust Never Sleeps by Neil Young & Crazy Horse Stock Photo

RM2WD7Y1N–Photo close up of a centre label on an original 1979 pressing of long playing LP vinyl disc Rust Never Sleeps by Neil Young & Crazy Horse

File photo dated 31-08-2020 of Spirit Dancer. Sir Alex Ferguson 'never dreamed' that he would have a horse good enough to take on the best in the world on the international stage. But in Spirit Dancer - a horse he bred - that is exactly what he is doing. Issue date: Thursday February 22, 2024. Stock Photo

RM2WKREFC–File photo dated 31-08-2020 of Spirit Dancer. Sir Alex Ferguson 'never dreamed' that he would have a horse good enough to take on the best in the world on the international stage. But in Spirit Dancer - a horse he bred - that is exactly what he is doing. Issue date: Thursday February 22, 2024.

Feb. 24, 2012 - William Holt and ''Trigger'' seeing the sights in Rome: William Holt a well-known English writer and his pet-horse ''Trigger'' are perhaps the most peculiar personage even seen since a long time ago in Rome Mr. Holt bought ''Trigger'' when he was 6 years old(he now 12) and he has never left his horse for a single day or night. To feed ''Trigger'' and himself he sells drawings and every night they find a convenient field, ate an evening meal together, then go to bed in the open air. ''It is certain - says Mr. Holt - that Trigger and I will be together for the rest of hour day'' Stock Photo

RME12TK1–Feb. 24, 2012 - William Holt and ''Trigger'' seeing the sights in Rome: William Holt a well-known English writer and his pet-horse ''Trigger'' are perhaps the most peculiar personage even seen since a long time ago in Rome Mr. Holt bought ''Trigger'' when he was 6 years old(he now 12) and he has never left his horse for a single day or night. To feed ''Trigger'' and himself he sells drawings and every night they find a convenient field, ate an evening meal together, then go to bed in the open air. ''It is certain - says Mr. Holt - that Trigger and I will be together for the rest of hour day''

Nikolai Mikhaylovich Przhevalsky (Russian: Никола́й Миха́йлович Пржева́льский, also transliterated Przewalski (Polish-style) and Prjevalsky, was a Russian geographer of Polish background and a renowned explorer of Central and Eastern Asia. Although he never reached his ultimate goal, the holy city of Lhasa in Tibet, he traveled through regions then unknown to the West, such as northern Tibet, modern Qinghai and Dzungaria (northern Xinjiang). He contributed significantly to European knowledge of Central Asia and was the first known European to describe the only extant species of wild horse, wh Stock Photo

RM2B028CH–Nikolai Mikhaylovich Przhevalsky (Russian: Никола́й Миха́йлович Пржева́льский, also transliterated Przewalski (Polish-style) and Prjevalsky, was a Russian geographer of Polish background and a renowned explorer of Central and Eastern Asia. Although he never reached his ultimate goal, the holy city of Lhasa in Tibet, he traveled through regions then unknown to the West, such as northern Tibet, modern Qinghai and Dzungaria (northern Xinjiang). He contributed significantly to European knowledge of Central Asia and was the first known European to describe the only extant species of wild horse, wh

RFCT6MK5–Horses in a field

COMBO - A combination picture shows female visitors with colourful hats during the 'Grosse Woche von Baden' (Week of Races of Baden) at the racecourse in Iffezheim, Germany, 02 September 2012. Never before in the 150 year old horse racing event has the week of racing been as long as this year. The Grosse Woche ends on 06 September 2012 after eight days of races. Photo: ULI DECK Stock Photo

RMD6BKN2–COMBO - A combination picture shows female visitors with colourful hats during the 'Grosse Woche von Baden' (Week of Races of Baden) at the racecourse in Iffezheim, Germany, 02 September 2012. Never before in the 150 year old horse racing event has the week of racing been as long as this year. The Grosse Woche ends on 06 September 2012 after eight days of races. Photo: ULI DECK

London, UK. 03rd July, 2022. A carriage and horse Prince, a Piebald, stands outside a pub while its owners drink a beer. The number of pubs in England and Wales has fallen to an all-time low, according to a recent evaluation. There were fewer than 40,000 pubs in the first half of this year, according to an analysis by property consultant Altus Group published Monday. (to dpa: 'So few pubs in England and Wales as never before') Credit: Sebastian Gollnow/dpa/Alamy Live News Stock Photo

RM2JFJK4J–London, UK. 03rd July, 2022. A carriage and horse Prince, a Piebald, stands outside a pub while its owners drink a beer. The number of pubs in England and Wales has fallen to an all-time low, according to a recent evaluation. There were fewer than 40,000 pubs in the first half of this year, according to an analysis by property consultant Altus Group published Monday. (to dpa: 'So few pubs in England and Wales as never before') Credit: Sebastian Gollnow/dpa/Alamy Live News

Handwritten note on the reverse of J.W. Snyder's portrait. 'J.W. Snyder Present address Hardin Ill. Enlisted as [illegible] in 'Co A.' Chirrill's [?] Horse in Aug 1861 under Capt Bennett a lawyer whose office was somewhere near 3rd and Pine, mustered out as [illegible] in same company my [illegible] mill Tenn in Sept 1865 having earned the distinction of holding his own during a [illegible] of 4 years and two months during which time he was never branded with any title than [illegible] 'Little' Johnnie Snyder, who sang into a dark alley for Cold liver. Yours truly.' Title: Handwritten note on Stock Photo

RMMAMXWC–Handwritten note on the reverse of J.W. Snyder's portrait. 'J.W. Snyder Present address Hardin Ill. Enlisted as [illegible] in 'Co A.' Chirrill's [?] Horse in Aug 1861 under Capt Bennett a lawyer whose office was somewhere near 3rd and Pine, mustered out as [illegible] in same company my [illegible] mill Tenn in Sept 1865 having earned the distinction of holding his own during a [illegible] of 4 years and two months during which time he was never branded with any title than [illegible] 'Little' Johnnie Snyder, who sang into a dark alley for Cold liver. Yours truly.' Title: Handwritten note on

RMWHBHHM–Masters at Work' - Nijinsky, Lester Piggott, Vincent O'Brien. The horse was bred in Canada in 1967. his pedigree is discussed on p.284. He was twice defeated at the end of a long three-year-old season, by Sassafras and Lorenzaccio, but he was a great horse and full of the 'electricity' characteristic of the best descendants of Nearco. The jockey was born in 1936. He rode his first winner at 13. he won the Derby on Never Say Die at 18, and won it again on Crepello (1957), St Paddy (1959), Sir Ivor (1968), Nijinsky (1970), and Roberto (1972). The trainer - christened Michael Victor, born 1917 -

Roadside Halt. Artist: Richard Parkes Bonington (British, Arnold, Nottinghamshire 1802-1828 London). Dimensions: 18 1/4 x 14 7/8 in. (46.4 x 37.8 cm). Date: 1826. Set in Normandy, this canvas of 1826 is painted with a fluidity and lightness akin to watercolor, a medium in which Bonington excelled. Although the artist had been painting with oils for only about four years, works such as this were sufficiently remarkable to impress Eugène Delacroix, who wrote: 'I could never weary of admiring his marvelous understanding of effects, and the facility of his execution.'. Museum: Metropolitan Museum Stock Photo

RMRFFTRC–Roadside Halt. Artist: Richard Parkes Bonington (British, Arnold, Nottinghamshire 1802-1828 London). Dimensions: 18 1/4 x 14 7/8 in. (46.4 x 37.8 cm). Date: 1826. Set in Normandy, this canvas of 1826 is painted with a fluidity and lightness akin to watercolor, a medium in which Bonington excelled. Although the artist had been painting with oils for only about four years, works such as this were sufficiently remarkable to impress Eugène Delacroix, who wrote: 'I could never weary of admiring his marvelous understanding of effects, and the facility of his execution.'. Museum: Metropolitan Museum

A riderless horse follows the caisson bearing former President Ronald Reagan's flag-draped casket during his funeral procession here June 9. A pair of President Reagan's boots are reversed in the stirrups of the empty saddle symbolizing that he will never ride again. He served as the military's commander-in-chief from 1981 to 1989. Stock Photo

RFJGYAFH–A riderless horse follows the caisson bearing former President Ronald Reagan's flag-draped casket during his funeral procession here June 9. A pair of President Reagan's boots are reversed in the stirrups of the empty saddle symbolizing that he will never ride again. He served as the military's commander-in-chief from 1981 to 1989.

1980s UK rich wealthy people helicopter delivers wealthy racegoers to Royal Ascot horse races Berkshire Thatchers Britain 1985 HOMER SYKES Stock Photo

RMATW59F–1980s UK rich wealthy people helicopter delivers wealthy racegoers to Royal Ascot horse races Berkshire Thatchers Britain 1985 HOMER SYKES

(200603) -- CHANGJI, June 3, 2020 (Xinhua) -- A staff member transports fodder for Przewalski's horses at the Xinjiang Wild Horse Breeding and Research Center in Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, June 2, 2020. Przewalski's horses are the only surviving horse subspecies which has never been domesticated. In China, they are mainly found in Xinjiang's Junggar Basin. Researchers at the Xinjiang Wild Horse Breeding and Research Center have applied multiple adjustments to the horse populations in order to avoid close inbreeding and achieve bet Stock Photo

RM2BWPMAB–(200603) -- CHANGJI, June 3, 2020 (Xinhua) -- A staff member transports fodder for Przewalski's horses at the Xinjiang Wild Horse Breeding and Research Center in Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, June 2, 2020. Przewalski's horses are the only surviving horse subspecies which has never been domesticated. In China, they are mainly found in Xinjiang's Junggar Basin. Researchers at the Xinjiang Wild Horse Breeding and Research Center have applied multiple adjustments to the horse populations in order to avoid close inbreeding and achieve bet

RM2A2MJ59–Equus caballus, Print, The horse (Equus ferus caballus) is one of two extant subspecies of Equus ferus. It is an odd-toed ungulate mammal belonging to the taxonomic family Equidae. The horse has evolved over the past 45 to 55 million years from a small multi-toed creature, Eohippus, into the large, single-toed animal of today. Humans began domesticating horses around 4000 BC, and their domestication is believed to have been widespread by 3000 BC. Horses in the subspecies caballus are domesticated, although some domesticated populations live in the wild as feral horses. These feral populations

RM2K8P97J–Hardangervidda 19560728 The Tourist Association organizes a riding trip on Hardangervidda for Norwegian and English tourists who have never sat on a horse before. Photo; Aage Storløkken / Current / NTB

The Black Horse - Hook Norton Ales classic pub sign, Oxfordshire craft ales, Hook Norton, Banbury, Oxen, England, UK, OX15 5NY Stock Photo

RM2JPB8PP–The Black Horse - Hook Norton Ales classic pub sign, Oxfordshire craft ales, Hook Norton, Banbury, Oxen, England, UK, OX15 5NY

Honoré-Victorin Daumier. “- I'll never understand, how these exercises are supposed to ameliorate the condition of a horse..... the only thing that really counts is that the horseman feels good,” plate 1 from Croquis Équestres. 1856. France. Lithograph in black on white wove paper Stock Photo

RM2AHTXHD–Honoré-Victorin Daumier. “- I'll never understand, how these exercises are supposed to ameliorate the condition of a horse..... the only thing that really counts is that the horseman feels good,” plate 1 from Croquis Équestres. 1856. France. Lithograph in black on white wove paper

RF2PT1NH4–Whoever said money cant buy happiness, never owned a horse. ranch hands and a horse

RMF6G5DX–RELEASE DATE: May 3, 1996. MOVIE TITLE: Barb Wire. STUDIO: Dark Horse Entertainment. PLOT: 21st century. USA. The second civil war. The whole country is in a state of emergency. What was formerly called the American Congress now rules with fascistic methods. There is only one free city left, Steel Harbor, headquarter for the resistance. This is the hometown of Barb Wire, owner of the night club Hammerhead. As times aren't good, Barb has a second job. She's a bounty hunter and you probably wouldn't want her after you. Barb's credo is to never take sides for anybody and that's the only way to su

Whitehall Gardens, London, 1850. Crowds outside the home of former British Prime Minister Sir Robert Peel, who had been out riding when his horse '...threw Sir Robert over its head upon his face...[He was taken to his house where he] '...swooned in the arms of Dr. Foucart, and was placed upon a sofa in the nearest apartment...From this apartment Sir Robert was never removed, and so extremely sensitive to pain did he speedily become, that it was only after very considerable difficulty that he could be removed from the sofa to a patent hydraulic bed...An examination was immediately made, with th Stock Photo

RM2HT6CTK–Whitehall Gardens, London, 1850. Crowds outside the home of former British Prime Minister Sir Robert Peel, who had been out riding when his horse '...threw Sir Robert over its head upon his face...[He was taken to his house where he] '...swooned in the arms of Dr. Foucart, and was placed upon a sofa in the nearest apartment...From this apartment Sir Robert was never removed, and so extremely sensitive to pain did he speedily become, that it was only after very considerable difficulty that he could be removed from the sofa to a patent hydraulic bed...An examination was immediately made, with th

A general view of runners and riders in the tote.co.uk Now Never Beaten By SP Handicap at Chelmsford City Racecourse. Stock Photo

RM2D8EK4M–A general view of runners and riders in the tote.co.uk Now Never Beaten By SP Handicap at Chelmsford City Racecourse.

Mar. 31, 2012 - Annual Amusement Trades Exhibition: One of the exciting items at the annual Amusement Trades Exhibition which is being held at Alexandra Palace, London, is the Super Steed - the world's first mechanical horse-riding simulater, which looks like a horse, feels like a horse and behaves like a horse - but never moves from the spot. It can be sited indoors or outdoors and runs off an ordinary 250 volt electricity supply. It's speed can be regulated from a slow canter to a gallop, and can be coin or manually activated to predetermined lengths of time. It is priced at 4.000 Stock Photo

RME142M3–Mar. 31, 2012 - Annual Amusement Trades Exhibition: One of the exciting items at the annual Amusement Trades Exhibition which is being held at Alexandra Palace, London, is the Super Steed - the world's first mechanical horse-riding simulater, which looks like a horse, feels like a horse and behaves like a horse - but never moves from the spot. It can be sited indoors or outdoors and runs off an ordinary 250 volt electricity supply. It's speed can be regulated from a slow canter to a gallop, and can be coin or manually activated to predetermined lengths of time. It is priced at 4.000

A gaucho dons wears decorated silver pants silver spurs Stock Photo

RMCT7217–A gaucho dons wears decorated silver pants silver spurs

RFCT6MHW–Horses in a field

Syria: A notional depiction of Damascus. Engraving by Olfert Dapper (6 Janaury 1636 - 29 December 1689), 1677. Olfert Dapper was a Dutch physician and writer. He wrote a book on the history of Amsterdam, and later also wrote about Africa, China, India, Persia, Georgia and Arabia, although he did not visit any of these exotic destinations himself. In fact, he never travelled outside Holland. Stock Photo

RM2B01A4T–Syria: A notional depiction of Damascus. Engraving by Olfert Dapper (6 Janaury 1636 - 29 December 1689), 1677. Olfert Dapper was a Dutch physician and writer. He wrote a book on the history of Amsterdam, and later also wrote about Africa, China, India, Persia, Georgia and Arabia, although he did not visit any of these exotic destinations himself. In fact, he never travelled outside Holland.

Prison van arriving at Epsom Course, on Derby Day. this is used as a temporary prison for women. There are cells for the men, sexes are never mixed. Epsom Downs, Surrey. 1st June 1922. Stock Photo

RM2HHJFET–Prison van arriving at Epsom Course, on Derby Day. this is used as a temporary prison for women. There are cells for the men, sexes are never mixed. Epsom Downs, Surrey. 1st June 1922.

Three Men on a Horse, Syracuse, NY, 1936. The Federal Theatre Project, created by the U.S. Works Progress Administration in 1935, was designed to conserve and develop the skills of theater workers, re-employ them on public relief, and to bring theater to thousands in the United States who had never before seen live theatrical performances. Stock Photo

RM2MBEEP7–Three Men on a Horse, Syracuse, NY, 1936. The Federal Theatre Project, created by the U.S. Works Progress Administration in 1935, was designed to conserve and develop the skills of theater workers, re-employ them on public relief, and to bring theater to thousands in the United States who had never before seen live theatrical performances.

Tarporley, Cheshire, is a small town near Chester. It followed its pioneering neighbour with a racecourse in 1622. It never achieved importance and was an unrecognised 'flapping' meeting most of its long life. This scene, delightfully remembered from an Edwardian childhood, includes a man running away with a bookmaker's satchel. The History of Horse Racing by Roger Longrigg, page 280. Stock Photo

RMWH8HTN–Tarporley, Cheshire, is a small town near Chester. It followed its pioneering neighbour with a racecourse in 1622. It never achieved importance and was an unrecognised 'flapping' meeting most of its long life. This scene, delightfully remembered from an Edwardian childhood, includes a man running away with a bookmaker's satchel. The History of Horse Racing by Roger Longrigg, page 280.

RMKREMXD–Never Approach a Bull

RF2K3MHGG–A riderless horse follows the caisson bearing former President Ronald Reagan's flag-draped casket during his funeral procession here June 9. A pair of President Reagan's boots are reversed in the stirrups of the empty saddle symbolizing that he will never ride again. He served as the military's commander-in-chief from 1981 to 1989. U.S. Air Force photo by Master Sgt. Jim Varhegyi

Major General Zachary Taylor, 'Rough & Ready', the Hero who Never Lost a Battle, lithograph by Nathaniel Currier, 1847 Stock Photo

RMT3CTTP–Major General Zachary Taylor, 'Rough & Ready', the Hero who Never Lost a Battle, lithograph by Nathaniel Currier, 1847

(200603) -- CHANGJI, June 3, 2020 (Xinhua) -- A researcher observes parasites extracted from Przewalski's horse excrement at the Xinjiang Wild Horse Breeding and Research Center in Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, June 2, 2020. Przewalski's horses are the only surviving horse subspecies which has never been domesticated. In China, they are mainly found in Xinjiang's Junggar Basin. Researchers at the Xinjiang Wild Horse Breeding and Research Center have applied multiple adjustments to the horse populations in order to avoid close inbreed Stock Photo

RM2BWPMA1–(200603) -- CHANGJI, June 3, 2020 (Xinhua) -- A researcher observes parasites extracted from Przewalski's horse excrement at the Xinjiang Wild Horse Breeding and Research Center in Changji Hui Autonomous Prefecture, northwest China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, June 2, 2020. Przewalski's horses are the only surviving horse subspecies which has never been domesticated. In China, they are mainly found in Xinjiang's Junggar Basin. Researchers at the Xinjiang Wild Horse Breeding and Research Center have applied multiple adjustments to the horse populations in order to avoid close inbreed

RM2A2MJ43–Equus caballus, Print, The horse (Equus ferus caballus) is one of two extant subspecies of Equus ferus. It is an odd-toed ungulate mammal belonging to the taxonomic family Equidae. The horse has evolved over the past 45 to 55 million years from a small multi-toed creature, Eohippus, into the large, single-toed animal of today. Humans began domesticating horses around 4000 BC, and their domestication is believed to have been widespread by 3000 BC. Horses in the subspecies caballus are domesticated, although some domesticated populations live in the wild as feral horses. These feral populations

RM2K8T8DC–Hardangervidda 19560728 The Tourist Association organizes a riding trip on Hardangervidda for Norwegian and English tourists who have never sat on a horse before. Photo; Aage Storløkken / Current / NTB

Amazing Iceland in winter - breathtaking scenery and frozen landscapes - portrait of a beautiful Icelandic horse Stock Photo

RFR102FE–Amazing Iceland in winter - breathtaking scenery and frozen landscapes - portrait of a beautiful Icelandic horse

Cpl. Lubatty demonstrates the contrast between the gas masks used by the man and horse in this photograph. Unlike humans who breathe through their mouth, horses never breathe through theirs, which makes creating a gas mask for them simpler. It has been observed that horses can survive several hours during a gas attack without a mask, showing no ill effects. This image was captured in Chatel, Ardennes, France, by a photographer on October 27, 1918, and received on December 18, 1918. It was released by the A.E.P. Censor on December 23, 1918. Stock Photo

RM2RCMBK0–Cpl. Lubatty demonstrates the contrast between the gas masks used by the man and horse in this photograph. Unlike humans who breathe through their mouth, horses never breathe through theirs, which makes creating a gas mask for them simpler. It has been observed that horses can survive several hours during a gas attack without a mask, showing no ill effects. This image was captured in Chatel, Ardennes, France, by a photographer on October 27, 1918, and received on December 18, 1918. It was released by the A.E.P. Censor on December 23, 1918.

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