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Sgt. Reckless Update!

Reckless (actually a large pony according to some reports) carried ammunition, wounded men, and also helped lay phone cables amidst gunfire and bombs.
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The Fire Horses of Yesteryear

In some cities, the fire horses arrived much later and in Fredericton, New Brunswick, the fire station got their first two horses in 1902.
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Sergeant Reckless Immortalized

Reckless who stood around 14.1h.h. (and was therefore technically a pony,) was bought for $250 from a young boy, Kim Huk Moon, in Seoul, South Korea.
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The History of Fox Hunting

Fox hunting has been a controversial sport for decades. It was banned in Scotland in 2002 and in England and Wales in November 2004.
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History of the Hunt Breakfast

In today’s world a hunt breakfast is usually considered something to enjoy after the hunt. ..the dine after the dash. Keep reading to find out more.
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The History of The Stirrup Cup

For those who have ever participated in a hunt, the stirrup cup is served before moving off….the delicious bravery from a bottle or liquid courage.