Knights rode horses because they wore massive amounts of heavy, steel-plated armour. A horse, typically a heavy draft breed (mostly a breed called a clydsedale) was needed to carry the incredible weight of the armour. A horse could also be trained to fight in battle, making a good battlehorse a valuable assest to a knight.
In the days of medieval warfare, long before cars and trucks were invented, horses provided fast and efficient transport for knights. Horses also intimidated enemies with their sheer size and speed and provided knights with a higher, unobstructed view of the battlefield. In times of peace, owning a horse was also considered a status symbol, just as owning a sports car might be today--in medieval times, feeding and caring for a horse was costly.
the dad teach's the son to train the horse by when the son gets his own horse he trains it like his dad did
knights rode horses like any other person would ride a horse
no they use to go by feet
Usually their noble steed, which is a Horse.
No, in fact they actually rode camels
The Heavy Horse
People rode horses long before there was metal armor.
Because appetities resembled to Freud a horse which is ridden by ego.
False it was to much weight for a horse to carry
Shires, Clydedales, Barbs... Arabian and so on, just horses like that... Hope that helped!! :)
Horses did not live whith Knights.
they fighted on horses
tall and strong ones like quarter horses. Depends on the knights.