Tag: The Brooke
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How War Brought a Silver Lining
November 11 we will remember the veterans. Can war bring a silver lining? Here is proof it can. This is a post post that I am reposting here .Please click here to see the full post and find out what happened to the horses that were part of the battles of WW1.
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War brought a silver lining to horses.
Today is Veterans Day or Remembrance Day. There are few good things to come out of war but this post, which I am reposting here, tells of one huge plus for working equines. When World War 1 ended there were thousands of horses that had survived and were not returned to their homelands of England,…
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Compare and Contrast, Then and Now.
Look at this car from the 1950s . No horse could have those colors. Oh…yes they could! Look at this! What about this? What about the coaches that took groups of people from one place to another like this colorful bus? Horses drew “bus” carriages as well . What about the heavy duty transport like…
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How War Brought a Silver Lining
November 11 we will remember the veterans. Can war bring a silver lining? Here is proof it can. This is a post post that I am reposting here .Please click here to see the full post and find out what happened to the horses that were part of the battles of WW1 i
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From Large to Small LAPC #151
From large Drafts to the Smallest: the mini ponies.
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Equines Empowering Women!
Women are forming their own equine welfare groups.
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What country has 9 Million equines?
What country has the third largest population of horses , donkeys and mules in the world? A total of nine million. Nine Million equines and 105 million humans. This is Ethiopia. In 2016 24% of the population lived below the international poverty line. But this was a decrease from 30% in 2011. Most of the…
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The Horse:God’s Gift to Mankind.
He will see that soft eye….
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Part Two of the “Greatest” Horse
One of the “greatest”.In 1913 there were 70,000 pit ponies down the mines in Britain.
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How War Brought a Silver Lining
Dorothy Brooke pleaded for compassion for the poor war horses.