In preparation
Why Poland's Arabian horses matter
A breeding tradition kept alive through wars, borders and generations of stud directors who refused to let the lines go.
The journal
Stories from the horse country.
Writing from the studs, estates and racecourses we travel through — published as it is written, without a schedule.
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A morning at Janów
Before the visitors: mares walking out into the mist, the yard swept, the day beginning as it has since 1817.
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Sieraków: where our story begins
A stud of 1829 between lakes and pine forest, and the reason RAMZÉ exists at all.
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Inside the Polish stud
Stable architecture, daily rhythm and the quiet hierarchy of a working yard.
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The horse and the Polish estate
Why so many Polish palaces were built within sight of a stable — and what that still means today.
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A September day at Służewiec
Modernist grandstands, autumn light and the oldest crowd ritual in Warsaw sport.
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The art of breeding
Pedigree, patience and the judgement that cannot be written down.
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The women behind Polish Arabian horses
Breeders, grooms and stud directors whose names rarely appear in the catalogues.
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The Polish countryside from the saddle
Forest tracks, field edges and river meadows: the country at the pace it was made for.
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Poland's great carriage houses
Restored coaches, harness rooms and the craftsmen keeping a vanishing trade.
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From stable to palace
One day in Poland can begin with a bridle and end at a candlelit table. Both belong to the same house.
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The lost world of the Polish estate
What was broken in the twentieth century, what survived, and who is bringing it back.