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DATE OF ISSUE 04/02/2014
The Mint Stamps feature six contemporary photographs of Working Horses performing therapeutic, ceremonial, environmental, draught and police duties
Riding for the Disabled Association
The RDA enables around 30,000 disabled people a year to enjoy the therapeutic benefits of equestrian activities and the close bond that exists between horses and humans.
The King’s Troop Ceremonial Horses
The King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery is responsible for drawing the gun carriages for State and military funerals and also firing Royal Salutes on State occasions.
Dray Horses
While lorries may deliver beer barrels more quickly, many breweries still retain their drays for narrow, winding lanes, as well as the promotional benefits of these lovely Shire horses.
Royal Mews Carriage Horses
Windsor Greys have been drawing carriages for the Royal Family since the reign of Queen Victoria, and together with 20 Bays they are integral to State and Royal occasions.
Police Horses
Originally used to chase highwaymen, today’s Police Horses offer an approachable means of community policing, as well as an imposing way to manage large or unruly crowds.
Forestry Horses
A variety of ponies and draught horses work in forestry, shielding delicate environments from the harm that vehicles would cause, while at the same time protecting the future of their
.