Flags

Our club members love to carry flags at horse shows, parades, rodeos, and various other events.

Enjoy!

If you have not carried a flag before, you owe it to yourself to set this as a personal goal to achieve with your horse. It is a very proud and rewarding experience. Proper flag etiquette dictates that it is only necessary to salute the first flag in a parade, which is usually at the beginning with the Marching Color Guard. Since the horses bring up the rear, most of the salutes are long done by the time the horses pass by. Therefore it is an especially moving experience that will give you a lump in your throat and your heart will skip a beat, and a tear may even come to your eye, when you catch a glimpse of a veteran standing quietly in the crowd or perhaps the mother of a soldier watching with a tear and a prayer, standing at attention with their hands on their heart. Even though 10 flags may have already passed by, they still stop and salute Old Glory as she passes by. It is something that you will never forget.

America the Beautiful Montage

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