C336 The Pastime of the Aristocracy
Since ancient times, horse riding had always been seen as a symbol of elegance and aristocratic temperament. Because well-known horses with good bloodlines were valuable, and the cost of raising horses, fields, riders, and coaches was shockingly high, only the Wealthy Class would be able to afford this sport of burning money.
Needless to say, in Huo Lingye's circle of top nobles
