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Miniature horses race in New Zealand's big wilderness

Miniature horses race in New Zealand's big wilderness

The Guardian23-04-2025
Dozens of miniature horses and their human running mates have taken part in the Great Northern Gallop, an adventure race through dense forests and across rugged beaches in New Zealand's Far North. Participants run or walk 100km over four days for the event, which raises money for the welfare of miniature horses
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