A Horse's world

United Kingdom, 1997

TV show
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The horse is a paradox - a prey animal who lost his independence and submits to man’s enslavement - yet is also a symbol of dignity and freedom. This video looks at man’s most noble friend from an entirely new perspective; that of the horse itself. Innovative camera techniques show the world from a horse-eye-view as new research explains why horses behave like they do, allowing the viewer a greater understanding of horses and their behaviour.

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Credits

director

Steve Ruggi

producer

Louise Jones

production company

ITV

Learning Channel

Wall to Wall Television

Duration

00:53:00:00

Production places
United Kingdom
Production dates
1997

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