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Horses becoming remnant of past as Valley drifts from rural roots.

Byline: Truong Phuoc Khanh SAN JOSE, Calif. _ In Woodside and Portola Valley, where old- and new-money millionaires establish their estates, you can still see the remnants and hear the echoes of the West, the old West: the dusty trails and the clip-clop, clip-clop of horse hooves. But listen

Publication: Knight Ridder/Tribune News Service

Gypsies with the horses that they leave to graze around the remnants of the old Ottoman city wall in Istanbul. (PAR156840)

Ara Guler Magnum Photos 01-01-1969 Gypsies with the horses that they leave to graze around the remnants of the old Ottoman city wall in Istanbul.Keywords:people person middle aged adult adult 45 to 60 years old human being population middle age mature animal horse mammal wildlife herbivore outside

Publication: Magnum Photos

Archive: The mane attraction; Chris Upton sees red after studying the origins of the Midlands' only hill figure horses, now lost from view.

You might well call it the country's earliest public art, though even the most ambitious artist of today probably wouldn't attempt it. The chalk hills of southern England are embellished by a chain of ancient white figures, sometimes of men but mostly of horses. The remnants of primitive sacrifice,

Publication: The Birmingham Post (England)

Remnants of Memory Form Art Exhibit at Montpelier

The barnlike rafters of Montpelier Arts Center's main gallery make an ideal setting for Mary Virginia Langston's paintings and installation show of 16 works, "Memory Roots," on view there until Nov. 29. Lightweight, often hollow, mixed-media constructions of plaster and burlap hang from the

Publication: The Washington Post

Our friend the horse: An homage

Edward Rothstein The New York Times Media Group International Herald Tribune 05-17-2008 Our friend the horse: An homageByline: Edward Rothstein The New York Times Media GroupEdition: 1Section: FEATURESNEW YORK -- Without horses, where would we be? Trousers might never have become fashionable. The

Publication: International Herald Tribune