| 371. | Both a horse and a man have something in common, both dump you, though generally you get over the horse's dumping first.
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| 372. | To Ride Or Not To Ride?....What A Stupid Question!
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| 373. | If wishes were horses, beggars would ride.
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| 374. | It's a lot like nuts and bolts - if the rider's nuts, the horse bolts!
- The Horse Whisperer
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| 375. | And indeed, a horse who bears himself proudly is a thing of such beauty and astonishment that he attracts the eyes of all beholders; no one will tire of looking at him as long as he will display himself in his splendor.
- Xenophon
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| 376. | Spring and summer are riding on a piebald mare.
- Russian Proverb
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| 377. | A pony is a childhood dream, A horse is an adulthood treasure.
- Rebecca Carroll
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| 378. | DRESSAGE, n.: the passionate pursuit of perfection by the obsessively imperfect.
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| 379. | One can get in a car and see what MAN has made, one must get on a horse to see what GOD has made.
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| 380. | We gaze upon their quiet beauty, their natural elegance, and we are captivated. They see us softly, in gentle light... rewarding human companionship with strength, grace and intelligence. As they run through arenas and open fields, past mountains and seas, moving like the wind toward heaven, we travel with them, if only in our hearts.
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