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It's easy to find great movies for horse lovers. The movies include both those films that are based on the adventures of horses and even more that have to do with training and utilizing horses. These movies include beloved classics, big-budget action movies and epics, and great horse racing movies as well. What the best had in common was treating the horses with respect.
The next best thing to people riding and loving their horses is to watch movies about the beloved horses in their spare time. With Oscar nominees, documentaries, new classics, dramas, and family pictures, here is a look at the best horse movies of all-time.
Based on the 1982 novel by Michael Morpurgo, Steven Spielberg directed War Horse in 2011 about a thoroughbred horse named Joey. The story starts with Joey's birth and then his training by a boy named Albert. However, when Albert's dad sells Joey to the army when they need money to pay rent after a downpour destroys their crops, Albert watches as his horse is sent off to serve in the war.
War Horse then shows Joey's work in the war, with Albert eventually enlisting when he reaches legal age. As expected, Albert is reunited with Joey. Tom Hiddleston, Benedict Cumberbatch, and Eddie Marsan lead the cast with Jeremy Irvine as Albert. This horse movie received six Oscar nominations.
By the EIE Editorial Staff
English riding is often associated with disciplines like dressage, show jumping, and eventing. It emphasizes precision, balance, and close communication between rider and horse. The English saddle is smaller and lighter, allowing for more direct contact with the horse.
Western riding is typically associated with activities like trail riding, cattle work, and rodeo events. It emphasizes comfort, stability, and control. The Western saddle is larger and has a deep seat, providing more support for long rides.
Here are some factors to consider when choosing between the two:
But wait, there’s more! There are Other Disciplines which may have their own unique type of saddles - or no require no saddles at all! See them all HERE on EIE!
Ultimately, the best way to decide is to try both and see which one you enjoy more. Many riders enjoy both styles and find that they complement each other. Remember, always wear appropriate footwear and a helmet for safety!
You can find more interesting stories in our section on Riding Disciplines.
In the first episode of a three-part series on equine neurology, Dr. Bart Barber and Rood & Riddle neurologist Dr. Steve Reed welcome Dr. Tom Divers from Cornell University to discuss Theiler's disease, or equine serum hepatitis, and equine motor neuron disease (EMND).
Dr. Divers, a leading expert in equine internal medicine and neurology, shares insights into the research on both conditions. Theiler's disease is a viral infection that can cause acute hepatitis in adult horses, while EMND is a neurodegenerative disorder characterized by weakness and muscle atrophy, often linked to limited pasture access or inadequate vitamin E intake.
The discussion highlights the ongoing efforts to uncover the underlying mechanisms of these diseases and how research has improved early detection and treatment options. This episode underscores the vital role of research in equine health and sets the stage for further exploration of other neurological conditions in the series
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