The "Master of the Horse" is a historical title often associated with the royal court, responsible for overseeing the care and management of horses. This role was crucial in maintaining the royal stables and ensuring that horses were well-trained and ready for various duties, including transportation and ceremonial events. In many cultures, the position also involved organizing equestrian events and managing horse-related logistics. The title has been used in various forms, such as in the British monarchy and other European royal courts, reflecting the importance of horses in military and social contexts throughout history.