Note: This review is based on the filename details and contextual analysis; actual content evaluation would require direct access to the media.

I should mention the technical aspects: 720p resolution, BluRay source, x264 encoding. Discussing the benefits of x264 (efficient compression, good quality), but note that 720p might not be optimal if the original BluRay was higher resolution. Also, the file size implications? The user might be interested in the quality for their purposes, like streaming or storage.

Since the user hasn't provided much context, I need to structure the review without knowing the actual content. I'll have to make some educated guesses. Assuming it's a historical documentary related to Alan Turing, I can talk about the historical context, the production quality, the video and audio aspects based on the file details, and perhaps the general quality of the encode. Also, since it's labeled as "limited", maybe it's a special edition with bonus materials or a restored version.

First, I should verify the actual existence of "The Turing Horse" as a media title. A quick mental check: I know there's a documentary about Alan Turing called "Breaking the Code" but not sure about "The Turing Horse". Also, the release year is 2011. Maybe it's a limited edition release? The resolution is 720p BluRay, which is lower than the typical 1080p for BluRays, but sometimes remastered stuff is lower. Encoder is x264, which is standard for many encodes. The 'r new' part might be indicating it's a new release or a re-release.