West Side Livery stable on W. 38th St. has had horses living in it continuously since it was built as a stable in the 1860s. It housed ice wagon horses and then vegetable cart horses before Central Park carriage horses started moving in in the 1940s.
The second largest stable, West Side Livery, owned by multi-generational carriage family, the Spinas, houses 16 carriages and 32 horses.
The stalls were converted into box stalls in 2010 and were handbuilt by the stable manager, Tony Salerno, and the stablehands. The design of the stalls allows for lots of ventilation and social contact between horses.
Horses live on the 2nd and 3rd floors and hay is kept on the 4th floor. Gravity is used to distribute hay and remove manure throughout the building.
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This industry is aged and antiquated. The Local 553 is a fake union that pretends to protect a VERY small fraction of workers – most of whom are now 1st generation immigrants who do not deserve worker protections
– and who will soon be priced out of the last remaining stables. BYE BYE!! Your costumes are very amusing, and I cannot wait to see Christina Hansen working as an Uber driver or in a pedicab. I would recommend you all gathering up and becoming some of the Times Square characters. it would be SO FUN to see a RELIC of ‘Old New York’. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAHHAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
The horse-faced Hansen woman should be hitched to a carriage herself. An abusive creature who likely inflicts pain and misery on family, if the gluttonous slob has one.