Horses Galore
Horses Galore is a BBC1 children's TV programme broadcast between 1977 and 1979. Susan King presented the show, and David Turnbull was its producer. The show spawned a book with the same title that was authored by King. It was followed by the show The Best of Horses Galore, which aired in 1981 and was presented by King. History Horses Galore aired between 1977 and 1979 and was hosted by Susan King. David Turnbull was the show's producer. The theme tune was Pulstar from the album Albedo 0.39 by Vangelis (an edited version, as released on the 4-track EP, "Vangelis"). The show's 1978 season was nine weeks long and featured various figures involved in equine activities. In the show's premiere episode, King interviewed Paddy McMahon, a show jumper who lives in Oxfordshire, who shared advice with beginner riders. A January 1978 episode showcased junior equestrianism. An April 1978 episode featured coachman George Mossman, an 81-year-old man who broke a 98-year record by having in how long it took to swap four horses into their harnesses. The previous record was 47 seconds and Mossman's horses were swapped in 42 seconds. In a May 1978 episode, King interviewed Tom Sampson, a farmer