Special care with 62 battle codes for the April 30 parade

On the eve of the April 30 grand ceremony, 62 brave officers of the Cavalry Mobile Police Team are receiving special care, from a scientific diet to a strict training schedule, to ensure good physical condition for the historic parade day.

Having traveled more than 1,700km from Thai Nguyen to Ho Chi Minh City, the elite horses and officers and soldiers have entered the peak training period.

To keep the horse healthy and maintain its prestige during the important holiday, the Cavalry has deployed a meticulous care process down to every detail at a specialized training area, where there are full barns, separate release areas, and medical areas.

Every day, the war codes are closely monitored by the veterinary team. Any small changes are noted and adjusted promptly in the care regimen, helping horses avoid fatigue and loss of strength due to high training intensity. Thanks to that, these war codes always maintain the best physical condition and stable demeanor for the important parade day.

The nutritional regimen of each horse is also scientifically built with 4 meals per day. The snack includes nutritious imported alfalfa dried grass, lush green grass, high-quality bran and limestone, which adds essential minerals.

Nutrition calculation is flexibly adjusted according to physical condition, intensity of movement and weather conditions, ensuring that the codes always have enough endurance, strong muscles and the necessary alertness throughout the exercise.

Not only are they delicious, after each stressful training session, the war horse is also carefully "spa" with a special shower gel, a smooth and neat bristle and trim, maintaining a neat appearance when appearing in public.

Another important step, which requires skill and coordination, is caring for horse nails. On average, the foundation of each battlefield code will be checked and re- sealed once a month. This is a key process, directly affecting the horse's mobility, balance and endurance throughout the parade.

The special connection between people and horses is also a key factor in creating harmony in the parade formation.

Each officer and soldier is assigned to take care of a horse separately. They not only train but also have a family affection, from feeding, taking them to practice to cleaning the barn and monitoring their health every day.

This deep attachment forms a close relationship, helping horses identify and absolutely obey soldiers in all situations, ensuring a strong formation and a dignified demeanor during the parade day.

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