It’s so much fun to be a Knight at Medieval Times, why not try it for yourself! Don’t worry, the swords are wood. ...

SANGER - The discreet markings at the entrance of Medieval Times Chapel Creek Ranch barely raise suspicion in these parts, where the sight of a few grazing mares and foals isn't exactly an oddity.

For 34 years, the master of ceremonies at all the Medieval Times "dinner & tournament" venues, which bring jousting, broadsword fighting and other dark-age amusements to a modern audience (there ...

Horses from the Middle Ages were the size of ponies – much smaller than horses today, according to the largest-ever study of horse bones. CNN values your feedback 1.

The Horses of Medieval Times Weren’t Much Bigger Than Modern-Day Ponies A study of the remains of 2,000 specimens reveals the steeds were around 4 feet 10 inches tall.

Horses are measured using a unit called “ hands,” which equate to about 4 inches each.Horses are measured from the ground to their withers, or shoulders. For context, the large horses on today’s ...

Archaeological analysis of a medieval animal cemetery has revealed horses that had the status of modern-day supercars. The remains, discovered in Westminster nearly 30 years ago, ...