Mary Ann, Let's compromise. Here is some "zoo" and some kinda "horse"

The Wild Ass disappeared from the Syrian Desert during the 18th century, and was exterminated in Northern Arabia during the 19th. In 1850 the Syrian Wild Ass was becoming scarce in the Syrian desert and Palestine, but according to the Englishman Canon Tristram, was still common in Mesopotamia and could be seen in the summer travelling in great white herds as far as the Armenian mountains. Its last refuge appears to have been in the lava country to the south-east of Jabal ad-Duruz, an elevated volcanic region in southern Syria, in the As-Suwayda Governorate. Many state that the Syrian Wild Ass became extinct when the last known captive animal died in Vienna Zoo (Tiergarten Schönbrunn) in 1927...The last wild animals disappeared at around the same time. It is said that the last wild Syrian Wild Ass was shot in 1927 as it came down for water at the Al Ghams oasis not far from Lake Azrak in the Sirhan depression of North Arabia.