they were used in battle for races and for joust which is a middle ages game where... not the point the horse was used to also send messages like A mailman. It was also used for pulling plows, known as a horse plow. it helped the serfs plow the fields.
Mainly they walked. Those wealthy enough to afford horses and carts, used those.
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.
Bread, cows, pigs, horses, milk, vegetables, fruit
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the middle ages
Middle aged horses.
Friesians have black coats because they were bred to be black. The horses were used in the middle and high ages as war horses. The horses are known to be very graceful.
They horses rode were based on availability. They rode what they could get where they were.
Mainly they walked. Those wealthy enough to afford horses and carts, used those.
-Pulled by horses, mules, etc -Walking -Boats
horses. I LOVE THEM MORE!
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.
Castles in the Middle Ages were used to keep out enemies.
See the question: What are some weapons used in the middle ages?
The number one means of travel and transport in the middle ages was walking. Horses were used both as mounts and beast of burden. Horses were quite expensive, especially horses that were fit for military service. Long distance trade used primarily pack horses rather than carts or wagons for transport because of the unreliability of the condition of roads. Carts, both hand carts and horse drawn carts, were used on the local level for transportation of cargo, however. But in many cases porters were hired to simply carry goods.
During the Middle Ages, the horse represented royalty. This was because usually only the wealthiest people could afford to ride horses.
In the Middle Ages