| 351. | If I had a horse, I'd ride off in the sunset, where dreams, and shadows lie. To a life, where pain and sorrow don't exist, and to where hopes, and dreams become reality.
- Lindsay Turcotte
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| 352. | If your horse doesn't care, you shouldn't either.
- Linsy Lee
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| 353. | On horseback you could ride through the cattle and they would pay no attention. But the minute you dismount, you becomes a threat.
- David J Myers
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| 354. | I took to the life of a cowboy like a horse takes to oats.
- Clinton McCoy
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| 355. | It is wonderful when one is out with these animals, how attached they become. There are times when I would walk up to my horse, that he would nicker in a low tone and ruh his nose against me in a very knowing manner.
- HS Young
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| 356. | A cowboy is a man with guts and a horse.
- Will James
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| 357. | Dressage riding comprises many skills, several of which are acquired by jumping and riding cross-country, or on trails.
- Charles de Kunffy
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| 358. | It is the best of lessons if the horse gets a season of repose whenever he has behaved to his rider's satisfaction.
- Xenophon - The Art of Horsemanship
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| 359. | If, however, you reward him with kindness after he has done as you wish, and punish him when he disobeys, he will be most likely to learn to obey as he ought.
- Xenophon - The Art of Horsemanship
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| 360. | You can tell a horse owner by the interior of their car. Boots, mud, pony nuts, straw, items of tack and a screwed-up waxed jacket of incredible antiquity. There is normally a top layer of children and dogs.
- Helen Thompson
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