He is believed to have inherited the title of the world’s oldest living horse following the death of the previous holder in 2004. Shayne is still happily trotting around his paddock and is in better shape than many of his stable mates, despite having nearly three decades on most of them. The liver chestnut Gelding has lived at the Remus Memorial Horse Sanctuary in Brentwood, Essex, since 2007.Īnd the elderly nag has some senior company after it was revealed that he lives in the same town as Pip the 24-year-old terrier, who is thought to be the world’s oldest dog. His mane is tinged with grey and he’d have trouble clearing a fence.īut that’s hardly surprising because at 51, Shayne could be the oldest horse in the world. World’s oldest horse, Shayne, 51, lives in Brentwood at Remus Sanctuary
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