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Memorial Day for Horsemen: No Sale, Just Something That Actually Matters

Kenneth Fomby

Memorial Day for Horsemen: No Sale, Just Something That Actually Matters

By K&D Equestrian | Gainesville, Texas

“Did Someone Say Sale?!”

Oh, you clicked this thinking there was a Memorial Day sale? Classic. And we love that for you. But sorry to break it to you, partner—there’s no discount code here. No "BOGO Scoops." No "15% off feeders." Nada.

Because Memorial Day isn’t about saving money—it’s about remembering the ones who paid the ultimate price.

We're Not Mad at You (Promise)

Listen, the entire internet is shouting about markdowns this weekend. We get it. But here at K&D Equestrian, we decided to do something wild: not run a sale.

Why? Because Memorial Day deserves more than flashy graphics and promo codes. It deserves reflection. Gratitude. And a big ol’ pause from business as usual.

Horsemen and Heroes: A Shared History

If you know your history, you know horsemen and servicemen have always shared a bond. From battlefield messengers to cavalry units, horses didn’t just carry soldiers—they carried the mission.

Even now, there's something kindred between those who ride and those who serve. We both show up early. We both do the dirty work. We both take pride in what we do—and we know that freedom ain’t free.

This Weekend, We Remember

So no, there’s no flash sale. Just a flash of reverence. A quiet thank-you. A solemn nod to those who never came home. And a moment to teach our kids, our barn families, and maybe even ourselves to never take this freedom for granted.

At K&D, we believe that honoring Memorial Day means more than flags on Facebook. It means living with gratitude, working with pride, and remembering the cost of our everyday freedom—whether we're cleaning stalls or saddling up for a ride.

So What Can You Do?

  • Pause before you ride.
  • Share a story of someone who served.
  • Say a quiet thank-you at the pasture gate.

That’s how we remember. That’s how we honor. And that’s what Memorial Day for horsemen really looks like.

Thanks,
K&D Equestrian


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