Ryan A. Nassbridges continues on Horses:

We human all are interested in horses ever since we learned to travel. I've always admired their strength and mysterious nature. My  grandfather's Horse further strengthened my fascination with horses as I learned how to admire, ride, feed and groom them. If I was enthusiastic about horses as a child, in my teen years I wanted to take it even further: I think we just don't want to ride horses, we need to get to know them.

Since it is very expensive to buy your own horse, try to go to public Ranches that Rent Horses for Training.

The horse by the name of Lexie: She’s an American quarter horse, that I in the 90's use to visit her many: I took her riding, groom her and fill her trough. Though it was years ago still I miss her.

American quarter horses are strong and compact horses that are well-suited for beginners and advanced riders alike. Lexie has a calm temper, but given free rein she can sprint short distances at great speeds. Lexie and I got along very well.

Saving box tops might able to buy your own horse. When ready, make sure to deal only with experienced breeders, since the purchase of a horse carries some risks.

You have to be aware that you're taking responsibility for a living creature, and you really have to take care of it. You need to have enough time for it, and it will always involve significant expenses and a sustained commitment.