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Many countries have traditions which are kept alive by determined and dedicated individuals.
One of these is Kassai Lajos, who lives and practices his art and sport in his own Valley of Horses, deep in the beautiful countryside of Hungary. Kassai, a bowmaker, is a keen student of Hungarian history and culture and, from his studies he learned of the superb horsemanship and archery of his forbears. Now, he is totally dedicated to the continuation of those skills which were so devastatingly practiced by his ancestors. Arab which, when not required for his archery practice, roam freely over his valley. When he requires them for his daily practice, they are ridden, mainly at a fast gallop, over a 90-metre course.