HORSES

If you thought the answer was "one," we were right there with you. But we'd both be wrong.

Horses own the winner’s circle in English idioms. But where did these popular phrases originate?

You can still find reminders of the days when horse-drawn transportation reigned.

Icelandic horses have a reputation for being extra intelligent and independent—qualities that make for great office assistants.

Like Stonehenge, the rocking horse graveyard in Lincoln, Massachusetts, known as Ponyhenge is shrouded in mystery.

Attention neigh sayers: The idiom has little to do with playing with our food and more to do with equine diets.

When Olympic equestrians pictured going for the gold, they probably didn’t expect a sumo wrestler’s ample backside to get in the way.

If you've ever watched the Kentucky Derby, you've seen a field full of Thoroughbred horses in action.

These animal documentaries will take you on a cinematic journey around the globe, from the depths of the ocean to the skies above.

Knowing your equines is no mere horseplay. Here's how to tell the difference between horses, ponies, and even miniature horses.

When Theodore Roosevelt moved into the White House in 1901, he brought with him his wife, his six children, and one of the widest (and wildest) menageries Washington, D.C. has ever seen.

In 1983, a prized racehorse named Shergar was abducted at gunpoint from his stable in Ireland and held for ransom. Decades later, no one is quite sure why.