In the green hills of the English countryside, a unique experience is capturing the hearts of horse lovers from all over the world: riding Falabella horses, one of the smallest equine breeds on the planet.
Although these horses are known for their tiny size — they normally do not exceed 86 cm in height — what they lack in stature they make up for with character, intelligence and charm. In the county of Kent, in England, an unconventional equestrian experience is offered that allows visitors to connect with these unique equines in a profoundly special way.
At Falabella Therapy, visitors do not ride the horses as they would in a traditional riding lesson. They take walks along rural trails while learning about their history, care and quirks. The interaction is entirely from the ground: Falabellas are not designed to be ridden by adults, although they are used for equine therapy.
These activities focus on the emotional well-being of both humans and animals. The project's founder explains that the aim is to create a space where people can relax, reconnect with nature and experience the calming effect of miniature horses. Children, adults and people with special needs find a moment of peace and joy in this activity.
Originally from Argentina, Falabella horses were bred by the family of the same name from the 19th century. Despite their delicate appearance, they are robust, intelligent and highly capable of learning. For more information, please click on the following link. https://mundoequestre.com/conoce-el-caballo-falabella/
Without a doubt, the experience goes far beyond the equestrian. It is a time to disconnect from the daily hustle and bustle, walk at a leisurely pace, listen to the sounds of the countryside and let oneself be carried away by the serenity of the Falabellas. Many visitors describe the activity as «magical» and «emotionally comforting».
