Equestrian
The equestrian cares for, trains, and rides horses, often in the context of equestrian sports or activities and for the trade of horses. They are skilled in horsemanship, which involves not only riding but also understanding the behaviour and necessary care for horses to help them excel. There are various fields within equestrianism, such as a specialized focus on horses used for riding, working, or travelling long distances.
Individuals
by Zev Chafer (original art)
January 4, 1824
Johanna Voorman was born on January 4, 1824, as the daughter of an equestrian. As was tradition within the family, she was gifted a small newborn horse named Rosa. Her parents intended to train Rosa so that Johanna could ride her when she was old enough. Johanna developed a love for horses at a very young age. Even as an infant, she did not fear approaching the largest horses, sometimes even untamed ones. She developed a keen eye for their behaviour and could train even in the most difficult cases.
by Zev Chafer (original art)
December 30, 1827
Sjoerd Walda was born on December 30, 1827, at Grennsted in the district of Vöhren. He was born into a wealthy family that owned the Walden neighbourhood. The Grennsted farm had a long-standing reputation for breeding horses, and Sjoerd grew up around them. He developed a deep love and fascination for these majestic animals, spending countless hours riding, studying, and even drawing them. He adored the countryside and nature, determined to protect the lands and forests of the region.
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