The basis of Icelandic equitation lies in the long traditions of riding horse transport.

During this first period, transportation was rather primitive; it consisted of row boats, walking, and, in certain places, horse transport (for the upper class).

With the advent of the motorcar and petrol engine lorries horse transport declined.

The British were entirely mechanized, but their allies relied on horse transport to move men and equipment.

Much Italian artillery was obsolete and far too reliant on horse transport.

The long, straight, and lightweight characteristics of the species made it ideal for horse transport in nomadic buffalo hunting cultures.

As a result, supplies after leaving the railhead had to depend on horse transport.

The K1 model was slightly longer and could be broken down for horse transport as well.

I could highlight many things, but one particular thing we have problems with in Europe is horse transport.

I would ask you to concentrate, perhaps, on horse transport.