A gentle giant loved by couples and photographers. Duke's calm temperament makes him ideal for proposal routes and scenic photo stops.
Our Horses
Meet the gentle companions behind every Central Park carriage ride — cared for, respected, and loved.
More Than Working Horses — They Are Family
Every ride through Central Park begins with a healthy, well-rested horse that receives professional veterinary care, daily monitoring, and time away from the city to recharge.
Our welfare standards exceed NYC regulations because respect, compassion, and exceptional care are non-negotiable.
Meet Our Horse Family
Each horse has a distinct personality. Guests often remember meeting them as much as the park itself.
Friendly and patient, Bella is a favorite among families. She loves attention and has a gift for making children smile.
Energetic and graceful, Charlie enjoys exploring Central Park and is known for his smooth, comfortable pace on longer tours.
One of our most experienced horses. Rosie has carried thousands of guests through unforgettable proposals and anniversary celebrations.
Curious and full of personality, Max quickly became a guest favorite and often leads our festive evening and Christmas routes.
Our most experienced companion. Lady knows Central Park's routes better than anyone and remains one of the calmest horses in our stable.
Welfare At A Glance
Our Commitment To Every Horse
Health, comfort, and wellbeing always come first.
Daily Health Checks
Checked before, during, and after every shift by trained handlers.
Grooming & Hoof Care
Regular grooming and hygiene routines keep horses comfortable year-round.
Veterinary Care
Licensed vets handle exams, vaccinations, and preventive monitoring.
Balanced Nutrition
Custom feeding programs with fresh water available at all times.
Comfortable Stabling
Clean stalls, daily bedding changes, and climate-controlled facilities.
Rest & Vacation
Mandatory seasonal rest away from the city for every horse.
Work & Safety Standards
We manage schedules, rest periods, hydration breaks, workload limits, and weather conditions with horse welfare as the top priority.
Weather Protection
Operations pause during extreme heat, cold, heavy rain, ice, or severe weather. Horses return to the stable immediately when conditions are unsuitable.