This photograph honors Cooper, a carriage horse at Central Park, New York City. Carriage horses in NYC are subject to regulations to ensure their welfare, including limits on working hours and mandatory vacations. There are approximately 200 licensed carriage horses in the city. These horses are often the subject of debate, with animal rights groups citing concerns about their living conditions and safety in city traffic. The carriage industry defends its practices, stating that the horses receive proper care and that the regulations are strict.
Cooper
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