Horseback riding in the City

[One Shot]

Some old houses still have carriage houses behind them! I think the idea is cool. Honestly though how much would one spend on horse care vs. car ownership. Probably still cheaper but I'm sure horse food/health care isn't cheap.

[Thruster315]

Some old houses still have carriage houses behind them! I think the idea is cool. Honestly though how much would one spend on horse care vs. car ownership. Probably still cheaper but I'm sure horse food/health care isn't cheap.

Neither my friend and I are horse owners so we couldn't even hazard a guess on the costs of owning a horse but one aspect we did discuss was the longevity of a car as opposed to a horse. I'm sure insurance companies would have a small say into what it would cost to have a horse in the City as well. Would those costs be cheaper than theft, fire & collision?

Again, all of this is pie-in-the-sky speculative banter at best but maybe there is a germ of brilliance in this idea? Maybe??

[Jingles in Boofland]

You can actually interact with a horse as opposed to a machine, unless people consider interacting with a Sync-style disembodied voice as the same; the only drawback I see is that you'd have to use one of those 30+ gallon, construction garbage bags to pick up after the horse's droppings for the day though.