New Troopers Wanted
Join the Second Company Governor's Horse Guard
Contact 1SG Mazzara for Details
203-410-7334
New Fundraising Initiative for Friends of 2GHG, Inc.
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Join us for our First Annual
GOLF TOURNAMENT
Monday, May 14, 2012
Grassy Hill Country Club
441 Clark Lane, Orange, CT
Shotgun/Scramble Format - Tee off at 1:30pm - Registration at 12:30pm
$150 per Golfer......Includes carts, green fees, locker room, beer at the turn,
sit down dinner, 50/50 raffle, and prizes for lowest scramble score,
longest drive, and closest to the pin.
Contact 1LT Karen Farrar at
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Sponsored by The Friends of 2GHG, Inc 501c(3)
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"Ready to Serve"
Visit our Membership page for details on how you can join the 2nd Company Governor's Horse Guard.
View the Second Company Governor's Horse Guard documentary.
View the Second Company Governor's Horse Guard documentary. Click the links below. Due to file size, the documentary is split into two parts:
Chartered in 1808 “to attend and escort the Governor in times of peace and war”, the Second Company Governor’s Horse Guard continues to serve Connecticut as willingly today as it did during Colonial times. 2GHG is part of the organized militia of the State of Connecticut, under the direction of the Governor and the National Guard. Although today’s Trooper most often rides in ceremonial functions, cavalry military training of horse and rider takes place throughout the year. The public is always welcome to visit during regular drill hours or special events.
Major Gordon Johnson salutes the review stand as he leads the St. Patrick's Day Parade,
New Haven, 2007
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