Central Park’s iconic carriage horse industry may soon be put out to pasture as the City Council nears a final vote on legislation that appears poised to pass. When those hardworking steeds aren’t pulling visitors through the park, they spend their downtime in Manhattan’s few remaining stables, which sit on prime lots across the Far West Side. Two stables sit a stone’s throw from the high-rises of Hudson Yards on West 37th and 38th Streets, while a third remains on 52nd Street. The West Side Livery Stable on 38th Street, connected with Central Park Carriages on 37th Street, sits on […]

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