For what it's worth, the decline in use of horses was much slower than you might expect. The model T Ford motor car reached peak production in 1925 [0], and for an inexact comparison (I couldn't find numbers for the US) the horse population of France started to decline in 1935, but didn't drop below 80% of its historical peak until the late 1940's down to 10% of its peak by the 1970's [1].
[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ford_Model_T#Mass_production
Frech eat horse meat. Cattle is still present in US...
> For what it's worth, the decline in use of horses was much slower than you might expect.
Not really, given that the article goes into detail about this in the first paragraph, with US data and graphs: "Then, between 1930 and 1950, 90% of the horses in the US disappeared."