Here anyone can travel back in time to a world of sheriffs, gunfighters and gold diggers. Those who pass through the gates of Western City discover the Wild West.

Western City was established in 1998, on July 4, the anniversary of the American Declaration of Independence, the town’s owner and Sheriff George Peace officially opened Western City to the world with a shot in the air. The town covers an area of about 65 hectares, most of which is vast pastures for cattle and horses.

The impressive Western City stud has about 40 horses at the moment, most of which are of the American Quarter Horse breed, which of course has its roots in the Wild West. These horses are one of the most versatile breeds in the world, being extremely intelligent, agile, fast and cooperative. Their main advantage is also the so-called cow sense (“cow sense”), which makes them perfect for working with cattle, which was extremely useful on the vast ranches of the Wild West, and today in Western City is used during Western-style riding training, primarily training for Cutting.

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