The horse rides cost six tickets and the petting zoo costs four. The homeless outdoor performers are not hired by the Cirque, but they need a place to live eat stay and show their talents for the moment. Give them a bit or two, they need the money. To make the horse rides possible, the saddles look sort of like the things that Indian ponies used to put on the elephants that they rode. Don't worry, horses are big enough that this won't weight them down and you can make small talk with them as we trot down the paths. Our petting zoo features a cow named Maisey, three goats, half a dozen ducks, seven chickens, two cats, a dog, five rabbits, a camel named Knicker, three sheep named Bennet, Lola and Quibble, a pig and a flying squirrel! We only listed the names of the animals that spoke here, but ask some of our assistants and we'll tell you the rest.