Goga
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Everything is possible, I don't have a time machine to look in the past. But according to me it was not really the case. Horses were domesticated in the Middle East thousands years earlier.But they had horses, which gave them a huge edge in warfare. Don't you think it was more likely that THEY were the ones who Indo-europised the others? You don't need culture to conquer, just the right tools.
People in the steppes were NEVER more advanced than people in West Asia, well maybe the last 250 years and that's because Islam destroyed pretty much everything in the Middle East.
I believe that horses in the steppes only played an important role in Iranic tribes and Turco-Mongolian (like Zjengis Khan) campaigns from the east into Eastern Europe. But that happened thousands and thousands years after what we’re talking about.

