Helping to heal ex-forces through horses
The US Army bought Comanche in St. Louis, Missouri in 1868 when the horse caught the attention of Captain Myles Keogh of the 7th Cavalry. He therefore bought it as his personal mount. In September 1868, when the Army fought with the Natives on the plains of Kansas, Comanche was wounded. His wounds were found … Continue reading 2. Comanche
The first evidence of the use of horses during warfare dates from Eurasia between to 4,000-3,000 BC—that is, more than 5,000 years ago. Since that time, the usage of horses in war increased as tactics and technologies improved, such as the invention of saddles, stirrups, and yokes. In the history of war, many horses have become … Continue reading 1. Sergeant Reckless
The concept of Special Forces Horses focuses on the bond and language between horse and human. The soldier and the horse have been inextricably tied through the ages so we thought it might be interesting to take a look at ten of the most famous warhorses in the posts following this. The first evidence of … Continue reading Horses in Warfare
Read more about our Special Forces Horses PTSD Blueprint here.
Polo is such a sociable lifestyle, it is a great way to meet passionate, entrepreneurial and inspiring people on a personal and professional level. One of the founders became involved with polo as an amateur patron and club secretary of a local club. Through this, she met not only some of her best friends but … Continue reading Dating with a Difference – Online dating aims to support charity
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