| 161. | Without the horse what would have become of man? It has served us for transport, in agriculture, industry since the dawn of time.
- Bertrand Leclair
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| 162. | No one who longs for the "good old days" sighs for the passing of the working horse, Not if he or she loves horses.
- Marion C. Garrety
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| 163. | The eternal and wonderful sight of horses at liberty is magical to watch.
- Bertrand Leclair
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| 164. | Silence takes on a new quality when the only sound is that of regular and smooth hoof beats....
- Bertrand Leclair
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| 165. | The symbol of wide open spaces and freedom, synonymous with nature is a mechanised world, the horse ... feeds our imagination.
- Bertrand Leclair
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| 166. | Machinery may make for efficiency and a standardisation of life, but horse love is a bond of freemasonry which unites the entire race ...
- William Fawcett
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| 167. | The delicate and exquisite horse is itself a work of art.
- Bertrand Leclair
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| 168. | ... the horse has been, of all animals, man's most constant companion in work and leasure.
- From Horses
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| 169. | We dominate a horse by mind over matter. We could never do it by brute strength.
- Monica Dickens
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| 170. | And He shall come in, riding a white horse...
- Revelations
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