And the Oxfordshire runaway...

The Uffington Horse, cut into the Berkshire Downs across the Oxfordshire border, dates to the late Bronze Age, making it close to 3000 years older than the Wiltshire horses. The figure is a highly stylised animal, far more cave painting or Celtic fantasy beast than a George Stubbs equine portrait. Though the traditional and riotous Pastime scouring fair has lapsed, the horse is re-chalked and weeded annually by volunteers. Because of the contours of the land it’s best seen from the B4508 road to the north. Or, ideally, from the air.