The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment

The Household Cavalry Mounted Regiment is a ceremonial unit of the British Army, responsible for mounted duties such as guarding royal residences like Buckingham Palace and participating in state ceremonies. Comprising two squadrons of highly trained soldiers on horseback, it combines tradition, precision, and professionalism. Besides ceremonial roles, they also undertake operational tasks, including reconnaissance and security missions. The regiment maintains a proud history dating back centuries and is an iconic symbol of the UK’s royal and military heritage. Their displays of horsemanship and discipline exemplify the tradition and pageantry associated with the British monarchy.