Aussie woman rides horse to drive-through liquor store while drunk

A 51-year-old woman has been arrested after riding a horse through a liquor store in Queensland while four times over the legal limit.

The intoxicated woman was arrested in the town of Logan, south of Brisbane, after allegedly riding the horse while drunk on Monday night.

According to police, she rode the horse from Marsden to the Logan City Tavern around 11.30pm and then, when asked, refused to leave the store. She then proceeded to go through the drive-through bottle shop.

The woman was found to be four times over the legal limit. Photo / Queensland Police

"Same as driving a car, you can't ride a horse over the legal limit," a police officer can be heard in the video.

The woman reportedly had a blood alcohol level of 0.226 per cent, more than four times the limit in Queensland.

The woman was arrested and charged with riding a horse while under the influence.

Police walked the horse back to the station and council workers then walked it back to Marsden.

The woman will appear in court later this month.