Corso Palafreniere

In modern use, instructor of pupils of horse riders in military schools. A groom is the one who presides over the management and help of the life of a knight and the Byzantine cataphracts. Throughout the story he has assumed various functions, but the main duties were the custody and care of the horse, of the rider's equipment and the care of the rider himself. The Palafrenieri were highly sought after in the Middle Ages. In the Byzantine Empire, Basil I of Macedon was a groom before being emperor. Over the centuries he has assumed various functions, but the main duties were the custody and care of the horse, the rider's equipment and the care of the rider himself. Grooms were highly sought after in the Middle Ages. In the Byzantine Empire, Basil I of Macedon was a groom before being emperor. In the Middle Ages, horses were not divided into races but into types based on their function. The types in question are: steed, palafreno, nag and steed. The palafreno, also known as "post horse, is par excellence the horse used for travel, parades and daily use. The Palafreniere was the one, as the name suggests, who had custody of the animal, equipment and care of the rider himself.