At Horse-Soldier Equine, Inc., our mission is to provide a safe and supportive home for retired military horses who have dedicated their lives in service to our nation. These heroic horses deserve more than just a place to rest; they deserve a sanctuary where they can live out their days in comfort, care, and honor.
We are committed to ensuring these veterans of the equine world receive the respect and dignity they’ve earned through their years of loyal service.
We promise that these horses will never be ridden again, offering them the full, well-deserved retirement they have earned after their dedicated service.
What happens when they arrive?
Once they arrive they undergo medical treatment for their service connected injuries and are allowed to free graze the ranch and enjoy the ample natural spring water year-round.
Who Qualifies?
Horses and mules that are from Active and Reserve units of the US Armed Forces as well as those with verifiable use as military equines by members of military reenacting groups, or law enforcement.
(We pay for shipping)
Support the Soldiers and Mission of Old Guard at Fort Myer, VA. Visit the stables and thank the soldiers and their horses for their service to the Nation.
Come see us in person! We love our patrons, so feel free to visit during normal business hours. We are proud members and supporters of the US Cavalry Association, Fort Reno, Oklahoma.
370 KC 473, Harper, Texas 78631, United States
Contact Robert Ake Phone: (619) 206-9102 Email: akerq@hotmail.com EIN# 93-3648354 We are organized as a Non-Profit Corporation under the laws of the State of Texas and are recognized by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt
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The Old Guard, Arlington National Cemetery
Soldiers of the Cassion Detachment bid fond farewell to three of their horses on 26 February 2024 at Fort Myer, VA
Stalls at the Old Noxville Remount Depot
Newt, a Lipizzan, from the 3rd Infantry Regiment (TOG)
The McDonald-Parker homestead built in 1870. Ranch Headquarters for the Old Noxville Remount Depot.
Horse-Soldier Equine paddock and run around
Horse-Soldier Equine pasture
Horse-Soldier Equine stable built in 1870
Early Texas pioneers to Kimble County
Ringo, a Percheron, was a caisson wheel horse for thousands of military funeral missions at Arlington National Cemetery.
2023 US Cavalry National Competition, Fort Reno, OK. Horse-Soldier Equine is a participant in this great event.
The US Cavalry Association at Fort Reno, OK. Horse-Soldier Equine is a partner for military horse adoptions
Retirement Ceremony for John Henry, Roosevelt, and Reagan 26 February 2024 at the Horse Stables, Fort Myer, VA
