Dr. Anastasija Ropa is a guest lecturer at the Latvian Academy of Sport Education and affiliated researcher at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Latvia. She has presented at international conferences and published on human and animal relations in medieval literature and illumination. Dr. Timothy Dawson is an independent scholar based at Leeds. He holds a doctoral degree from the University of New England on dress and regalia in medieval Byzantium. Dr. Dawson has published on martial culture and its materiality in Europe and Byzantium

• Introduction by Anastasija RopaI. Working Horses and Their EquipmentEquestrian Cities: Use of Riding Horses and Characteristics of Horse Husbandry in Late Medieval Urban Agglomerations by Fabienne MeiersWorking Horses in the Northern European Countryside between the Thirteenth and the Sixteenth Centuries: What Advantage for a Farm? by Floriana BardoneschiBaggage Animals - The Neglected Equines: An Introductory Survey of Their Varieties, Uses, and Equipping by Timothy Dawson Medieval Horse Harness - The Evidence of the Images by Gail BrownriggII. WarhorsesMounted Combat in Transition: The Transformation of the Eleventh Century by Jürg GassmannUse of the Crossbow in Medieval Cavalry by Jack GassmannIII. Performing HorsesReading Horses and Writing Chivalry by Karen CampbellHow to Ride before a Prince: The Art of Riding as a Performance Art by Jennifer JobstIV. Caring for HorsesHow to Make a White Mark on a Black Horse: Middle English Hippiatric Medicine, Common Diseases, and Their Remedies by Elina H. CotterillBread for my Horses by Katrin BonifaceV. Material Cultures of RidingCurbing Horsepower: The Archaeology of Curb Bits in Medieval England--and Elsewhere by John ClarkAn Autopsy of Renaissance Equestrianism: The Materials, Making, and Use of a ca. 1535 War Saddle from the Musée des Beaux-Arts of Rennes by Marina ViallonVI. The Represented Horse: Law, Administration, and LiteratureThe Horse in Welsh and Anglo-Saxon Law by Edgars RopsPrice and Value of the Horse in Late Medieval England by Anastasija RopaThe (Galloway) Horse and His Boy: Le Roman des Aventures de Fregus and "The Best Breed in the North"? by Miriam BibbyIndex of Personal NameIndex of PlaceGeneral Index

Dr. Anastasija Ropa is a guest lecturer at the Latvian Academy of Sport Education and affiliated researcher at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Latvia. She has presented at international conferences and published on human and animal relations in medieval literature and illumination. Dr. Timothy Dawson is an independent scholar based at Leeds. He holds a doctoral degree from the University of New England on dress and regalia in medieval Byzantium. Dr. Dawson has published on martial culture and its materiality in Europe and Byzantium

• Introduction by Anastasija RopaI. Working Horses and Their EquipmentEquestrian Cities: Use of Riding Horses and Characteristics of Horse Husbandry in Late Medieval Urban Agglomerations by Fabienne MeiersWorking Horses in the Northern European Countryside between the Thirteenth and the Sixteenth Centuries: What Advantage for a Farm? by Floriana BardoneschiBaggage Animals - The Neglected Equines: An Introductory Survey of Their Varieties, Uses, and Equipping by Timothy Dawson Medieval Horse Harness - The Evidence of the Images by Gail BrownriggII. WarhorsesMounted Combat in Transition: The Transformation of the Eleventh Century by Jürg GassmannUse of the Crossbow in Medieval Cavalry by Jack GassmannIII. Performing HorsesReading Horses and Writing Chivalry by Karen CampbellHow to Ride before a Prince: The Art of Riding as a Performance Art by Jennifer JobstIV. Caring for HorsesHow to Make a White Mark on a Black Horse: Middle English Hippiatric Medicine, Common Diseases, and Their Remedies by Elina H. CotterillBread for my Horses by Katrin BonifaceV. Material Cultures of RidingCurbing Horsepower: The Archaeology of Curb Bits in Medieval England--and Elsewhere by John ClarkAn Autopsy of Renaissance Equestrianism: The Materials, Making, and Use of a ca. 1535 War Saddle from the Musée des Beaux-Arts of Rennes by Marina ViallonVI. The Represented Horse: Law, Administration, and LiteratureThe Horse in Welsh and Anglo-Saxon Law by Edgars RopsPrice and Value of the Horse in Late Medieval England by Anastasija RopaThe (Galloway) Horse and His Boy: Le Roman des Aventures de Fregus and "The Best Breed in the North"? by Miriam BibbyIndex of Personal NameIndex of PlaceGeneral Index

Dr. Anastasija Ropa is a guest lecturer at the Latvian Academy of Sport Education and affiliated researcher at the Faculty of Humanities, University of Latvia. She has presented at international conferences and published on human and animal relations in medieval literature and illumination. Dr. Timothy Dawson is an independent scholar based at Leeds. He holds a doctoral degree from the University of New England on dress and regalia in medieval Byzantium. Dr. Dawson has published on martial culture and its materiality in Europe and Byzantium

• Introduction by Anastasija RopaI. Working Horses and Their EquipmentEquestrian Cities: Use of Riding Horses and Characteristics of Horse Husbandry in Late Medieval Urban Agglomerations by Fabienne MeiersWorking Horses in the Northern European Countryside between the Thirteenth and the Sixteenth Centuries: What Advantage for a Farm? by Floriana BardoneschiBaggage Animals - The Neglected Equines: An Introductory Survey of Their Varieties, Uses, and Equipping by Timothy Dawson Medieval Horse Harness - The Evidence of the Images by Gail BrownriggII. WarhorsesMounted Combat in Transition: The Transformation of the Eleventh Century by Jürg GassmannUse of the Crossbow in Medieval Cavalry by Jack GassmannIII. Performing HorsesReading Horses and Writing Chivalry by Karen CampbellHow to Ride before a Prince: The Art of Riding as a Performance Art by Jennifer JobstIV. Caring for HorsesHow to Make a White Mark on a Black Horse: Middle English Hippiatric Medicine, Common Diseases, and Their Remedies by Elina H. CotterillBread for my Horses by Katrin BonifaceV. Material Cultures of RidingCurbing Horsepower: The Archaeology of Curb Bits in Medieval England--and Elsewhere by John ClarkAn Autopsy of Renaissance Equestrianism: The Materials, Making, and Use of a ca. 1535 War Saddle from the Musée des Beaux-Arts of Rennes by Marina ViallonVI. The Represented Horse: Law, Administration, and LiteratureThe Horse in Welsh and Anglo-Saxon Law by Edgars RopsPrice and Value of the Horse in Late Medieval England by Anastasija RopaThe (Galloway) Horse and His Boy: Le Roman des Aventures de Fregus and "The Best Breed in the North"? by Miriam BibbyIndex of Personal NameIndex of PlaceGeneral Index