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Video: King's Guard Horse In UK Bites Tourist After She Touches It For Photo
The Household Cavalry soldier remained silent and still during the event, as per the protocol.
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Republic Day Parade's 1st Marching Contingent World's Only Horse Cavalry Regiment
Horse-mounted soldiers of the Indian Army's 61 Cavalry Regiment, the only active horsed cavalry unit in the world currently, was the first marching contingent at the Republic Day parade today.
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Rio, Prized Cavalry Horse, To Make 18th Republic Day Appearance
''Rio'', a prized horse of the 61 Cavalry regiment, is no stranger to ceremonial duties, and when he saunters down Rajpath carrying the contingent commander on his back this Republic Day, the bay-colour charger will make his 18th appearance at the grand event.
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Watch: Barack Obama's 'Fewer Horses and Bayonets' remark
Cavalry comments galloped online as a shot by President Barack Obama about "horses and bayonets" became the most talked about moment of the final presidential debate.
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US Presidential debate: Obama's 'horses and bayonets' remark goes viral
Cavalry comments galloped online as a shot by President Barack Obama about "horses and bayonets" became the most talked about moment of the final presidential debate on Twitter.
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Video: King's Guard Horse In UK Bites Tourist After She Touches It For Photo
The Household Cavalry soldier remained silent and still during the event, as per the protocol.
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Republic Day Parade's 1st Marching Contingent World's Only Horse Cavalry Regiment
Horse-mounted soldiers of the Indian Army's 61 Cavalry Regiment, the only active horsed cavalry unit in the world currently, was the first marching contingent at the Republic Day parade today.
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Rio, Prized Cavalry Horse, To Make 18th Republic Day Appearance
''Rio'', a prized horse of the 61 Cavalry regiment, is no stranger to ceremonial duties, and when he saunters down Rajpath carrying the contingent commander on his back this Republic Day, the bay-colour charger will make his 18th appearance at the grand event.
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Watch: Barack Obama's 'Fewer Horses and Bayonets' remark
Cavalry comments galloped online as a shot by President Barack Obama about "horses and bayonets" became the most talked about moment of the final presidential debate.
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US Presidential debate: Obama's 'horses and bayonets' remark goes viral
Cavalry comments galloped online as a shot by President Barack Obama about "horses and bayonets" became the most talked about moment of the final presidential debate on Twitter.
