The cowboys of the Twenty-First Century (Canada)

Forgotten horses of the Namib Desert (Namibia)
It is the strangest herd in the world. These horses learned to survive in the utter hostility of the Namib Desert, almost without grass, and often without water. Fierce...
Nikolaï Mikhaïlovitch Prjevalski (Kyrgyzstan)
On the banks of the lake Issyk Kul, a touching monument recalls us the Russian memory of the officer Prjevalski. The most beautiful homage which survived to him is the wild horse he observed in the desert of Dzoungaria and which bears its name: Equus Prjevalski...
Riding in the “baie de Somme” (France)
It is surely by horse that one discovers the best, the famous “Baie de Somme”. and not on any horse : the area owns its own race : the Henson. One more reason...
Step by step in the Andes (Colombia)
For an inhabitant of the Andes, horses are inseparable companions in work and travel. During village festivities and ferias, horses are heroes. The horse is the caballo de paso, the sun child, the son of the wind...
The cowboys of the Twenty-First Century (Canada)
Skilled riders, the cowboys of Western Canada are only distant cousins to the mythical adventurers of the Hollywood Western. Their knowledge is practical, ancestral. Calgary, city of the future, has not forgotten the pioneers who created it...
The dancers of Andalusia (Spain)
Turning their backs on changing times, the Andalusians continue to perpetuate traditions that display the Spanish horse in all of its splendor...
The Himbas riders (Namibia)
To the limit of the namibian desert, in a fatal nature, the Himbas riders live as before the iron age, in harmony with the sacred hords and their horses...
The steeds of the Sahara (Tunisia)
Upholding the tradition of ancient nomads, the horses of the Sahara are today’s racing stars in Tunisia, where nearly four hundred races take place each year...