A rare horse that can usually only be found in Mongolia, China and zoos around the world was found in a kill pen in Kansas.

An archaeological find of Iron Age artifacts including horse harnesses, chariots and tires sheds new light on English life 2,000 years ago.

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The hoard consists of intricate horse harnesses, spears, chariot wheels and vessels that appear to have been deliberately buried, perhaps following the funeral of a local king or queen. Duncan Wilson, ...

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Cast copper alloy bridle bits, linchpins, rein rings and harness fittings were found within a cluster of 28 iron tyres from horse-drawn vehicles. Some of the tyres had been intentionally bent out ...

Also discovered was a cauldron and a bowl that might have been used to mix wine, as well as ceremonial spears, bridle bits and elaborate horse harnesses for at least 14 ponies. “Some harness ...

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A harness driver who was injured in an accident at Hollywood Casino at The Meadows in Washington County has died. Hunter Myers, 27, of Ohio was injured in a race Wednesday in a chain-reaction ...

Hunter Myers, a 27-year-old harness driver, died following an accident during a horse race. Facebook screengrab from Aces & Races A harness driver with nearly 2,500 wins died after he was thrown ...

An experienced harness racer was killed this week in a ... he said. The Pennsylvania Horse Racing Commission governs horse racing in the state, but it does not keep data on human injuries and ...

In a 2014 social media post, he wrote about the pride he felt representing the Myers name in the industry after a successful day of racing in Xenia, Ohio: "Had a great time seeing family and enjoyed ...