It seems that you were able to narrow it down through your own thought processes and get to multiple answers that completely answer the question I asked. Without being much of a history buff and trying to be as objective as possible in relation to my arguments made in the discussion with my friends I posted the question as I did. I appreciate your feedback.

Well again, you’re missing the mark on what I was asking. I’ll clarify it for you. Have there been cultures/societies where horse ownership was common throughout history, or was it always reserved for the upper class or those with a lot of wealth and status? I don’t see how this is historically ridiculous. I understand that different times had different cultural norms. All I’m looking for is examples of different cultures where people had horses and since I’m not an equine history buff I figured I’d get some responses of different peoples that everyone had a horse. Seems like some people on this subreddit keep their noses held pretty high about their knowledge of the past. And to add on to this, you didn’t even give an answer. All you did was talk negatively about myself and my friends. Thanks for your contribution here chief. And what would a non historically ridiculous question look like? “What year was George Washington born?” Well that’s easily looked up and found, there’s no need to ask the question on here and look for more detailed and nuanced responses to a question I already agreed with you about being a bit silly in nature. So please enlighten me with your vast knowledge of horses or just stop.

The entire thing is indeed silly. I think it’s a hyperbolic statement to say we have no historical baseline lol.