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Horses are still used as beasts of burden in Austria, many of them still earn their dinner as carriage horses, tourist mounts or show horses.
What great pictures. reminds me of when i was last out in Austria and called in on a riding stable, between Kaprun and Zell am See. It was one of the better riding stables that I have seen with the horses having the ability to be indoors or outdoors in their stable.
From the pictures you can see how well cared they are.
It was also possible to go on the frozen lake at Zell am See in the winter months, that would be a ride with a difference!
very best wishes
derek@austria-holiday-apartment.com