Stars N Steeds Equestrian Drill Team

02/04/2020

We are very deeply saddened to hear of our former member Eli Norman’s passing. May you Rest In Peace Eli. Please join us in keeping all his family in your prayers during this difficult time.

11/18/2018

The greatest flag on earth being saluted by the branches of military that have bravely fought and still fight for our freedom today...

Veterans and current military members, we thank you. As we approach the Thanksgiving holiday, let’s show our thankfulness for these brave men and women and their families.

Let’s fill our newsfeeds with patriotism and show the love we have for our country and our troops. We are proud Americans. Aren’t you?

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07/02/2018

We had a busy weekend participating in events that celebrate our country. We rode in Willard’s Freedomfest Parade on Saturday and performed at Noble Hill Baptist Church last night. We had a great time! (Check out the photos!) Next up, we will be performing at the Ozark Empire Fair Draft Horse Snow on July 27th and 28th. Come see us!

07/02/2018

07/02/2018

Thank you Noble Hill Baptist Church for inviting us out. Always a pleasure performing at your event!

01/30/2018

Puppies!

11/11/2017

Veterans Day. A day designated to honor, thank, and think about the sacrifices those in the military of made for each one of us. Today is a day we should put aside politics and division, stand in unity while supporting our American heroes. Think about where we would be if it was not for these brave men and women. Think about the freedoms we would not possess. Even though we should be thankful and mindful of our veterans every day, please take a moment today and thank these brave individuals. Land of the free, because of the brave. Veterans (and current military members), thank you for all you do. Thank you for risking your lives to fight for and protect our freedom. You are the real American heroes and we are always beyond honored to ride in tributes for you 🇺🇸

Photo Courtesy: KY3/KSPR

11/04/2017

No, this horse isn't all shiny, clean and "show ready" in this picture. He actually looks the opposite. Tired, wet and worn out. The stars on his hindquarters are faded and wearing off. Let us tell you why this picture means so much to us:
Today, We rode in the Veterans Day Parade held in Willard. We have ridden in several parades in my lifetime and no parade has ever meant more to me than any other one we have ever ridden in.
There wasn't an overly huge crowd. It was a nasty, misty November day. But let us tell you. In the crowd, were several veterans and their families. They clapped, they saluted and some even personally thanked us as we rode by. We even noticed a few of them get teary eyed. For those of us who haven't served in the military, we have no idea what these American heroes have endured. They all gave some while some gave all. Most of us have absolutely no idea and forget what these brave men and women have done for each one of us.
Of course, we tried to personally thank as many as we could and really wished we could have shook each of their hands. They still had the American pride that each one of us should possess.
As we rode through the street with patriotic music blaring, small flags waving and people giving us and our horses applause, we could not help but think about the disrespect and division we see in society today. Kneeling for the national anthem, protesting and simply forgetting what respect is. It's so sad and disheartening.
However, for a few hours today, the team felt the unity our country so desperately needs. Americans came together for a parade to celebrate our veterans. They stood for the national anthem and saluted it and the military flags we carried. For a few hours, the topics and issues that divide us were put aside and the American spirit was fully present and real.
Each one of us were honored to ride behind the American flag and in front of so many people who have served and are currently serving in our military. It may not be the case of many today, but each one of us will loudly say that we are proud to be an American. We will proudly stand for our national anthem because 1) it's what we as Americans should honorably do, 2) it shows respect of the history that allowed us to gain our freedom which we all take for granted daily and 3) it shows other people around the world that we are proud, respectful and united - no matter who is currently in office in D.C or what is going on around us.
Moral of this post- thank a veteran and show love for your country. Put aside your views and thank about the sacrifices these men and women have made for each one of us. Put yourself in their shoes and think about how much it would mean to them just saying a simple thank you. Take time to reflect on how lucky we as Americans are despite the evil we see each day.
Let us stand tall. Stand united. Be ONE nation under God. Love one another. And be proud and thankful because let us tell you, we could have it much, much worse. It's time to unite and not divide. It's time to show respect and not be seen as selfish and disrespectful. It's time to act like Americans - brave, courageous, strong and UNITED 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

10/25/2017

EXCITING NEWS!!!
We look forward to riding in the parade and performing in the park afterwards honoring our veterans. Parade starts at 11 and we will perform immediately afterwards in the park. We hope to see you there!