Children rode many different kinds of animals that afternoon. Although the majority of animals were horses.

A noble horse with dramatic mane was one example of a horse that afternoon. Notice the colorful blanket across its back.

A sea monster had a gaping mouth with sharp teeth and a hungry tongue.

A rooster was another animal available to ride. Note the comb and unemotional eye.

Another horse, this one with mouth open and its gaze upward looking at the overhead mechanisms.

A giraffe was one of the tallest animals on the ride. Notice the use of a scarf to keep its neck warm.

A handsome goat with a saddle. Beyond the goat was a zebra, and beyond that a dog.

An ostrich was also available to ride. Beyond the ostrich was a trio of small horses apparently pulling a wagon.

A lion had a saddle strapped to its back. Also along it side was a nymph of some sort.

A horse looked upward with its mouth open. A blue jewel was part of its bridle.

A line of horses, all very similar, were arrayed alongside each other.

A dog was available to ride. It was next to and slightly below the zebra.

The head of the zebra. Notice that the zebra is ridden without use of a bridle.

A white horse with white mane wore a golden bridle with a red rose mounted on it.

A wild boar with its tusk wore a blue ribbon around its neck, tied in a bow.

A giant frog wore a saddle and was available to ride.