In Indiana, operating a vehicle while intoxicated (OWI) is a serious criminal offense and applies to any motorized vehicle on the road. However, there may be some confusion as to whether an OWI can be issued for operating a horse-drawn carriage or other non-motorized vehicles. The answer is no; you cannot get an OWI in Indiana if you are driving or riding a horse-drawn carriage without motor power. This means that it is legal to ride horses down public roads in Indiana without fear of being charged with an OWI. However, this does not mean that all laws related to intoxication have been waived when it comes to horses - riders still need to pay special attention because they could still face charges like reckless endangerment or disorderly conduct if they are judged by law enforcement officers as being too impaired while riding their horse on public roads. All in all, understanding the law and your rights will help protect both yourself and your beloved equine companion from any unnecessary consequences!