The "Most Ancient Hungarian Branch of the Cavalry" Role and some Equine Economic Indicator of the Combat Planes and Tanks Age II.

Abstract

Today’s horse breeding practice has taken shape after the role of cavalry became reappraised entirely by the time the World War II came to an end. Benchmarking or the analysis of a horse’s performance has become a fundamental criterion in rearing horse species and as a reference it is also considered when the utility value of horses is determined. Provided that the utility value of a horse is acceptable, one thing it is still expected to meet, and that is market demand. A segment of the horse breeding sector today is depicted in the articles considering not merely functionality but also profitability.