Police Horse Collection

The Elections in the Metropolitan Boroughs: Lambeth...the nomination at Kennington Park, 1865. Creator: Unknown
The Elections in the Metropolitan Boroughs: Lambeth election: the nomination at Kennington Park, [London], 1865. View in front of the main entrance to Kennington Park

A mounted policeman
5616108 A mounted policeman; (add.info.: Illustration depicting a mounted policeman during his evening rounds. Dated 19th Century. 01/01/1868); Universal History Archive/UIG

Bow for the Queen, a police horse shows his respect for Queen Elizabeth II as she prepares to leave the new 10million police headquarters in Canning Place, Liverpool. HQ

Crowds gathered outside Old Trafford before Manchester Uniteds league division one match against Derby County September 1972

Mounted police baton-charging marchers, Means Test protests, Hyde Park, London, 1932, (1933). The National Hunger March of September to October 1932 was the largest of a series of hunger marches in

Mounted police and marchers, Means Test protests, Hyde Park, London, 1932, (1933). Demonstrators under escort. The National Hunger March of September to October 1932 was the largest of a series of

At Royal Ascot. Knight of the Garter, the Kings horse, winner of the Coventry Stakes. 13 March 1923

First fatal air crash, 1908 C016 / 2529
First fatal air crash, 1908. Spectators and army personnel tending to the victim of the crash of the Wright Military Flyer (Wright Model A) at Fort Myer, Virginia, USA, on 17 September 1908

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Amidst the bustling crowds outside Old Trafford, Manchester United's iconic stadium, a noble police horse stands tall, its ears pricked in anticipation. A symbol of peace and order, it reflects the rich history of law enforcement on horseback. Flashback to the past, in Hyde Park, London during the Means Test protests of 1932 and 1933, mounted police charged with determination and resolve, their horses' hooves thundering against the pavement, maintaining order amidst the chaos. The horse's respect for authority transcends time, as it bows its head in reverence for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II during her coronation. But the noble steed is not just a symbol of power and control. At the prestigious Royal Ascot, it carries the Knight of the Garter, the King's horse, the winner of the Coventry Stakes, a testament to its grace and speed. Yet, even in its regal duties, the police horse has faced adversity. Witness the first fatal air crash in 1908, where the horse C016/2529, stood steadfast amidst the chaos, ensuring the safety of the crowd. Throughout history, the police horse has been a steadfast companion to those who protect and serve, embodying strength, courage, and loyalty.