Firefighters from Scarborough and Malton responded to a report of a horse called Jubilee who was stuck in a gateway on Saturday.
The incident happened at Hutton Bruscel, near Scarborough.
The call-out occurred had become stuck in mud for a long period of time.
Officers used animal rescue equipment along with a telehandler to assist the horse to its feet and assisted it until it was able to stand on its own.
Jubilee was then left in the care of its owner and a vet.
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Passengers travelling between Scarborough and York will have to wait more than two years for just two extra daily train services from the coast, as politicians confirm the goal of a half-hourly timetable has not yet been met.
Local councillors have voiced their concerns over the ongoing poor bathing water quality in Scarborough, demanding faster action and clear timelines for improvement.
North Yorkshire Council is proposing a £750,000 investment to advance redevelopment plans for prominent empty buildings in Scarborough town centre, including the town hall site.
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