Among the important advances in medieval Europe were the stirrup and the arched saddle, which made it possible between them for knights to couch their lances beneath their arms as they charged. Saddles existed earlier in different types, however, and go back to 300 BC and earlier.
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Yes, horses in the Middle Ages were often ridden with saddles. Saddles provided riders with stability, support, and protection, allowing them to stay on the horse for longer periods of time and engage in activities such as fighting or traveling. The design of saddles in the Middle Ages varied depending on the region and purpose, but they generally consisted of a wooden frame covered with leather padding and had stirrups for the rider's feet.
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Blacksmithing was invented long before the Middle Ages. What originated in the Middle Ages was the farrier, who is a blacksmith, but who also is specifically concerned with horse shoes and tending horses' hooves. The horse shoe was introduced or invented in Europe during the Middle Ages.
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Mainly they walked. Those wealthy enough to afford horses and carts, used those.
Horseshoes were invented during the Middle Ages. They constituted an agricultural advance because they prevented horses' hoofs from being damaged by rocks as they plowed the soil, thus making the horses more useful. A horse could plow more land each year, if it wore horseshoes.
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no horses have saddles people have the saddles we put them on the horses also if all horses have saddles then old ones have them to there is no diff
Middle aged horses.
Horses use saddles
A fiberglass tree for horses is a new addition to saddles. They are covered in fiberglass, a good material for saddles.
They horses rode were based on availability. They rode what they could get where they were.
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No. Saddles could only be afforded by rich people.
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