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My horses kamata Tusker - Kenyan owner

Timothy Simiyu

It is said that horses leave prints in your heart. No one knows this better than Timothy Simiyu, who has interacted with these animals for over 19 years. Horses will love you, he says, but only if you love them back with all your heart.

Simiyu says that horse breeding is a labour of love which involves mingling with the animals and understating their language, “then they will give you their hearts to train and tame,” he told City Biz.

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