The parade Lineup
There are 104 entries in the 2005 Rose Parade. The entries start their 5 1/2-mile trip on Orange Grove Boulevard at 8 a.m. The parade lasts about two hours.
1. Happiest Celebration on Earth
Disneyland Resorts
Festival Artists
To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Disneyland this float depicts Sleeping Beauty's castle. More than 40,000 roses of many colors decorate the float along with 600 bunches of statice that form the pinnacles at the top of the castle towers.
2. Long Beach Mounted Police
The Mounted Police are noted for their beautiful golden palomino horses with snow-white manes and tails. The group was founded in 1935 by 16 men who had an affection for riding.
3. United States Marine Corps Mounted Color Guard
Designated as an official military color guard in 1968, they perform all over the Western United States. This is the only remaining mounted color guard in the Marine Corps.
4. West Coast Composite Marine Band, San Diego
Since the establishment of the United States Marine Band in 1798, Marine music has expanded into 12 field bands across the nation.
5. The Proud Americans
City of Alhambra
Phoenix Decorating Co.
This entry represents the 77th year of parade participation for Alhambra — whose residents are fully responsible for decorating the city's float. The American flags are created with whole red and white carnations, with carnation petals on fields of blue statice.
6. Medieval Times Dinner & Tournament
Andalusian horses, seen in this group, are known for their glorious physique and noble temperament. They are bred and trained for use in the eight Medieval Times dinner attractions.
7. Protecting Your Home and Family
Farmers Insurance Group
Phoenix Decorating Co.
A crusading knight is astride a white charger, protecting a family as he gallops down the parade route. The gigantic white charger is created with white everlasting. The knight is armored in silver leaf, dry flowers and sesame seeds, with a cape created from red carnations.
8. Seminole High School Warhawk Marching Band (Seminole, Fla.)
This group of 204 performers has been awarded the prestigious Sudler Shield Award from the John Philip Sousa Foundation.
9. Family Tree
Rotary International
Charisma Floats
The tree on this entry represents a family tree. Float riders include members of Rotary International. To create the park setting, there is real grass sod, roses, carnations, mums and orchids.
10. Bands of America Honor Band
(Indianapolis, Ind.)
The Bands of America Honor Band is comprised of 345 of the most outstanding high school band members from nearly every state. Members were selected by audition.
11. Tournament of Roses President — Dave Davis
Dave Davis has been part of the Tournament of Roses for 37 years and has chaired five committees including Music, Formation Area and Public Relations.
12. Playful Pandamonium
Rain Bird Corp.
Fiesta Parade Floats
Rain Bird's float shows a colony of giant pandas and their playful offspring. The pandas are fashioned with whole white carnations and glossy black allium seed.
13. Lee Family Belgians
(Twin Falls, Idaho)
Lee Family Belgians is strictly a family-owned group. The group started driving draft horses as a way for their family to spend quality time together.
14. The Family Business
U.S. Bank
Phoenix Decorating Co.
A hardworking family is driving the bounty from their farm to market in a bigger-than-life truck. The truck is covered with yellow strawflower, carnation petals and silver leaf. The tires are created with black seaweed. The produce is presented in both sculpted and real form.
15. Grand Marshal — Mickey Mouse
An icon for 76 years, Mickey Mouse was chosen to lead the parade “Celebrating Family.”
16. Caballos Pura Raza Azteca (Charros on Parade)
The Azteca horse is a combination of characteristics of three breeds: Andalusian, quarter horse and criollo. After hundreds of years, the three are now being selectively bred to create the Azteca — presented in this group.
17. The House That Love Built
Ronald McDonald House
Charities of Southern California
Phoenix Decorating Co.
A warm and inviting residence symbolizes the nearly 240 Ronald McDonald Houses located around the world. The Ronald McDonald House is created with ti leaf and parsley shingles. The drapes in the windows are created with white everlasting.
18. Pasadena City College Herald Trumpets
Pasadena
The Pasadena City College Herald Trumpets have participated in the Tournament of Roses Parade for many years. They traditionally precede the Queen's float, heralding the Rose Queen and her court.
19. Rose Queen and Royal Court
Macy's
Fiesta Parade Floats
Rose Queen Ashley Moreno, 17, of La Cañada Flintridge is joined by her court. Rose Princesses are Lisa Pallay, 17, Altadena; Jennifer Propper, 16, La Cañada Flintridge; Kara Murphy, 17, La Cañada Flintridge; Allison Pedro, 17, of Pasadena; Alaire Hanashian, 17, Temple City; and Megan Sheehan, 17, of South Pasadena.
20. Conservatorio de Artes de Cartago (Cartago, San Rafael, Costa Rica)
This band's uniform maintains the traditional uniform of the colonial soldiers of the ancient Gendarmeria of the Headquarters of Carthage.
21. Viva la Familia ... Experience the Good Life
Starbucks Coffee Co.
Fiesta Parade Floats
The rich culture, traditions and heritage of the Costa Rican family are celebrated by this entry. The macaws are fashioned in floral feathers of blue iris, red poinsettia, carnations and Pee Wee anthuriums.
22. Canadian Clyde Ride
With hooves the size of dinner plates and weighing as much as a Volkswagen Beetle, these beautiful majestic creatures called Clydesdales are capturing audiences everywhere with their social grace and magical presence.
23. Family of Explorers
JPL / Caltech
Phoenix Decorating Co.
This float presents a truly out-of-this-world family — a family of space missions designed to explore our universe. The gigantic Explorer figure rises to 50 feet above the parade route. Various elements of the Explorer's body of space missions are created with blue and purple statice, carnation petals, silver leaf and eucalyptus leaf.
24. University of Texas
The teams are ready to don their football helmets and battle for the title of Rose Bowl champions. Spirit squad members cheer their team and rally crowd support along Colorado Boulevard and during the "Granddaddy of Them All."
25. Longhorn Band
The college band follows their spirit squad to get the fans ready for the game later in the day at the Rose Bowl.
26. California's Founding Families
City of Ontario Fiesta Parade Floats
In this idyllic Southern California park scene the simple pleasures of a family outing come florally alive on the Euclid Avenue trolley. The trolley is covered in eucalyptus petals and is accented with yellow button mums and strawflower petals.
27. Buffalo Bill's Wild West
Many of the horses, which include quarter horses and appaloosas, have performed in Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show and are used in trick riding, trick roping and Roman riding. Costumes reflect the period of Buffalo Bill's Wild West.
28. Celebrating from Sea to Shining Sea, Smart & Final
Fiesta Parade Floats
Smart & Final honors the Coast Guard Family. Shimmering dolphins are individually petaled in silverleaf protea, and seahorses are crafted in peach lentil and petals of yellow strawflowers.
29. Lassiter High School Band (Marietta, Ga.)
This band has 312 members and was recognized with the John Philip Sousa Foundation's Sudler Shield for demonstrating excellence in a marching band.
30. Enjoying Our Environment
City of Los Angeles
Phoenix Decorating Co.
The City of Los Angeles — the longest Rose Parade participant, presenting its 107th consecutive entry — offers a view of the past, present and future of the city. The great blue heron and the snowy egret are created with uva and pampas grass.
31. Western Group
The Western Group is a band of elegant riders from across the United States assembled primarily for the Rose Parade. These riders are attired in leather, rhinestones, silver and other elegant fabrics as well as ornamental accessories.
32. Families Across America
American Honda
Phoenix Decorating Co.
Honda presents the longest float in Rose Parade history — 207 feet — featuring a patriotically decorated locomotive with a Fourth of July-style fireworks display. The locomotive is decorated in white everlasting and ground sweet rice.
33. PUSD All Star Band (Pasadena)
This band was created specifically for the Rose Parade and includes performers from Pasadena high and middle schools.
34. Memory Lane
Eastman Kodak Co.
Phoenix Decorating Co.
A gigantic family of butterflies weaves its fluttering way through a colorful garden on this float. The butterflies feature scores of floragraphs on their wings and are created using yellow, orange, blue and purple strawflower.
35. Spirit of the West Riders
The Spirit of the West Riders is a unique horse group that blends American history and entertainment while representing the men and women of various ethnic backgrounds who tamed the wild frontier of the 1840-1920 period.
36. Dinner's On ... Fire!
City of Burbank
The Burbank Tournament of Roses Association
On this entry a family barbecue celebration runs amok when a pesky bee irritates Papa. On this float look for Skyline, Blue Curiosa, Orange Unique, Yellow Unique, My Lovely and Versilia roses. It also features dry materials like maleleuca bark.
37. University of Michigan
Cheerleaders generate crowd enthusiasm throughout the parade for their team, which will play in the Rose Bowl. The team members vow to carry the ball to victory.
38. University of Michigan Band
The band will represent the Rose Bowl contender in the parade and later at the Rose Bowl Game.
39. Family Fun On Route 66
City of Duarte/ City of Hope National Medical Center
Fiesta Parade Floats
The City of Duarte and City of Hope celebrate their 32nd consecutive float together in the parade. On this float, vibrant chrysanthemums and straw-flower petals create the body of the convertible woody roadster.
40. North Park Middle School Band (Pico Rivera)
This group of 312 received four standing ovations from the New York City audience at their second Carnegie Hall concert. They have performed in Canada, Mexico, Florida, Hawaii and New York City.
41. The Family of God
Lutheran Laymen's League
Phoenix Decorating Co.
On this entry a dove of peace leads the way for people around the world, carrying an olive branch and rainbow ribbon in its beak. The gigantic dove is created with a combination of dry strawflowers, everlasting, shredded coconut and whole white chrysanthemums.
42. Martinez Family
This year marks the 25th year for Benny Martinez and his group participating in the Rose Parade. The group wears authentic charro-style suits, something like Emiliano Zapata wore in the days of the revolution, and ride on authentic Mexican handmade charro saddles of leather and sometimes bone.
43. Saturday in the Park
The Home Depot
Phoenix Decorating Co.
Families enjoy time together outside. The gardens that border this park setting are made up of roses, carnations, orchids, iris gypsophila and ferns. The grassy areas are real sod from Home Depot's nursery as are many of the live flowers on the float.
44. Taipei First Girl High School Marching Band (Taipei, Taiwan)
This school has been a prestigious institution for more than 100 years in Taiwan. The team is often invited to present itself before foreign visitors on National Day and other major events.
45. Celebrating Our Native Family
China Airlines
Festival Artists
Three generations from two families are riding on this entry, which is decorated with traditional Taiwanese decor. The flowers featured include Gerbera daisy, orchids and carnations.
46. John Suttill's Parading Arabians
Dressed in authentic Arabian costumes, this very colorful group shows the Arabian horse in its full regalia. This group was formed in the early 1950s.
47. Music Makes Us a Family
NAMM
Studio Concepts Inc.
At the front of this colorful float Elmo leads the enthusiastic drummers as they use their hands to bring the music to life. Sitting at the piano, Big Bird gets a little help from the country's most recognizable green grouch, Oscar.
48. Pasadena City College Tournament of Roses Honor Band (Pasadena)
The Pasadena City College Tournament of Roses Band (originally the Pasadena Junior College Bulldog Band) first marched in the Rose Parade in 1930 and has performed in the Tournament of Roses Parade for 76 consecutive years.
49. Mayor of Pasadena Bill Bogaard
Bill Bogaard rides down the parade route with his family in a 1932 Packard Model 903 Deluxe 8 Convertible Sedan. The car is one of only five of its kind in operation.
50. Riata Ranch Cowboy Girls
All Riata Ranch horses are either purchased or donated to the program for use in youth horsemanship classes or the performance team. Riata uses paints and appaloosas because of their bright and flashy color patterns and their adaptability to the unique aspects of the program.
51. Family Outing
Trader Joe's
Phoenix Decorating Co.
A woodland picnic is a traditional family outing. However, as demonstrated by Trader Joe's float, not all families are traditional. The family enjoying this outing comes directly from the woodland — raccoons, squirrels and birds.
52. California State Firefighters' Association
Percherons in this group are of the draft horse family and are the traditional fire horse. The largest of the Percherons here today is 18 hands high and weighs more than 2,000 pounds.
53. Pride
Lions Clubs International
Phoenix Decorating Co.
The pride of lions depicted on this float includes a mother, her two cubs and a proud papa with an impressive mane. The gigantic lion towering over the float is created with pampas grass, cordome puffs, wheat stalks and a selection of seeds.
54. The Spirit of Central Marching Band (Indianapolis, Ind.)
With 193 performers, the Lawrence Central High School Band was recently the subject of a feature article on marching bands in the May edition of School Band and Orchestra Magazine, a national publication.
55. Garden of Dreams
FTD
Fiesta Parade Floats
This entry showcases a fairy tale world in a garden setting. It showcases the widest selection of springtime flowers ever used in the Rose Parade, with tulips, daffodils, iris, tuberose, forsythia, lily of the valley, calla lilies, hydrangea and peony.
56. Scripps Miramar Saddlebreds
The Scripps Miramar equestrians are riding registered American Indian horses that have earned show ring honors in American Saddlebred competition. The horse regalia and costumes are authentic and Native-American made.
57. Something to Crow About
City of Torrance
Fiesta Parade Floats
In true American fashion, the tradition of the annual county fair and family fun is cause for anticipation and celebration. Fuzzy bees are created with black onion seed and yellow strawflower confetti.
58. Winston Churchill Band (San Antonio)
This group includes more than 300 musicians and color guard performers. The group won fourth place at the State University Interscholastic League Marching Competition in Waco, Texas.
59. Family Retreat
Roto-Rooter Plumbers
Phoenix Decorating Co.
Roto-Rooter presents a tropical water wonderland. Thousands of tropical flowers, ferns and plants are utilized to create this island paradise. Orchids are the primary flower accenting the lush landscape, with roses, irises, gladiolas and lots of hanging moss.
60. All American Donkey and Mule Riders
The All American Donkey and Mule Riders are a group representing the versatility of the modern donkey and mule. All animals are experienced parade animals.
61. Together by Design
Bayer Advanced
Phoenix Decorating Co.
Spanning the length of this colorful 55-foot-long float are roses, of all varieties, colors and sizes. Thousands upon thousands of roses are the focus of this impressive garden — and they are the decorative core of the dozens of larger-than-life sculpted roses.
62. Oswego District 308 High School Marching Band (Oswego, Ill.)
The city is celebrating its 70th year of bands in Oswego. Some of the children marching in the group this year are grandchildren and great-grandchildren of those who marched in the very first band in Oswego, seven decades ago.
63. The Family Album
Subway Restaurants
Fiesta Parade Floats
Magnificent roses are the floral focal point of this entry with yellow roses adorning a wedding cake of crisp white chrysanthemum and radiant hot pink roses.
64. Escaramuza Flor de Primavera
This group is a Mexican equestrian sidesaddle drill team that performs precision drills at gallop speed in an arena. Escaramuzas exist throughout Arizona, California, New Mexico and Mexico.
65. Mother's Love
City of Glendale
Phoenix Decorating Co.
A mother owl keeps a watchful eye over her brood — a pair of fluffy young owlets. The mother owl is created with cordome puffs, palm fiber, uva grass, strawflower and seeds. Her babies are decorated with everlasting and cordome puffs. The giant pine cones are constructed of deconstructed actual pine cones.
66. The Salvation Army
Los Angeles
This band is made up from various groups throughout Southern California. Two young musicians are also invited from each of the Salvation Army's 56 divisions across the United States and Canada.
67. Many Families, One Gift
Donate Life
Phoenix Decorating Co.
Donate Life presents a park scene in full bloom, with families relaxing together, enjoying the simple pleasures life has to offer. The fountain at the front of the float is covered with crushed walnut shells, and the flowing water is created with laced strings of irises.
68. Wonderful Outdoor World
The riders in this group are eight campers from inner-city areas in Los Angeles who participated in WOW both at their neighborhood park and on a mule pack trip in the Sierra.
69. A Day at the Beach
City of Long Beach
Phoenix Decorating Co.
A group of youngsters enjoys a good time when they spend a day at the beach. The giant crab is created with a combination of yellow strawflower and fresh flowers; the shovel and pail handle are red strawflower.
70. Hempfield Area High School Marching Band (Greensburg, Pa.)
This group, 284 strong, has been featured at the Riverside Orange Blossom
Festival and at Disney World. The band has been under the direction of Roderick Booker for the past 28 years. He has taken this band from 80 musicians to its present size.
71. Families Make A Community
City of Cerritos
Fiesta Parade Floats
This float celebrates conservation in the rain forests of Africa. Through lush tropical ferns and foliage, accentuated with exotic flowers, there is a family of nine mountain gorillas. Fire and buffalo
grasses have been used to create the realistic textures and coloration of their long, silky hair.
72. International Andalusian and Lusitano Horse Association
This group features many Andalusian horses including Rio Paraiso, Alborozo Gray, Dia Gray Andalusian and Moneeka Black. All are in traditional Spanish tack and attire.
73. School's Out
City of West Covina
Charisma Floats
A brother and sister are sledding down a ramp they made in the snow with their dog alongside. Coconut and rice create the snow. Strawflower, cotton, lentils, onion seed, raspberry and cranberry seed are also used.
74. Lindbergh High School Spirit of St. Louis Marching Band (St. Louis, Mo.)
This group is 180 strong. The Spirit of St. Louis marching band borrows its name from Charles Lindbergh's historic airplane. This year marks the 25th anniversary of the marching band.
75. Harvest Celebration
City of St. Louis
Phoenix Decorating Co.
St. Louis presents a colorful offering of bountiful crops and wildlife. The giant cornucopia is created with raffia, corn husk and dry flowers. The bunches of grapes feature fine-cut purple statice; the tomatoes are made with carnation petals; the pumpkins are decorated with yellow and orange strawflower.
76. Valley Hunt Club Fresian Hitch and Riders
The Valley Hunt Club was founded in 1888 as a riding group to hunt jackrabbits and other game on horseback in the Pasadena fields and foothills. It founded the Tournament of Roses in 1890 and sponsored the parade the first six years of its existence.
77. Family Road Trip
Automobile Club of Southern California
Phoenix Decorating Co.
On this float, the earliest version of the "mobile home" is mounted atop a gigantic 35-foot-tall dinosaur. Much of the decoration reflects the vegetarian tastes of the gigantic dinosaur — drawn from the produce market rather than the flower mart.
78. Sioux Falls Lincoln Patriot Marching Band (Sioux Falls, S.D.)
The Lincoln High School Marching Band is actually the product of five concert bands that meet on a daily basis throughout the school year.
79. EleFun Time
Cal Poly Universities of Pomona and San Luis Obispo
The 57th Cal Poly Tournament of Roses Parade entry depicts a family of elephants enjoying a country joy ride. Big brother leads the pack on a scooter and younger brother tags along behind on his tricycle.
80. Sons & Daughters of the Reel West
This group is made up of the sons, daughters and grandchildren of Western movie heroes who ride in celebration of their ancestors' contribution to our Western heritage.
81. Mom's Flight School
City of South Pasadena
South Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association
A mother dragon is lying on her back protecting her toddler and unhatched egg. Various flowers/materials are used to illustrate the dragon including carnations and chrysanthemums. The belly is decorated with tea leaves and Yoko Ono carnations.
82. Kaua'i "Ku Kilakila" All Island Marching Band (Kaneohe, Hawaii)
Unique and colorful, Kala'au players are wearing traditional Kihei shoulder wrap-around sash, white Tahitian skirt, yellow satin shirt and purple head lei. This large group of 348 musicians and dancers includes Kala'au warriors.
83. Friend of Youth
Optimist International
Phoenix Decorating Co.
This international service club has depicted a pair of friends — a young boy and girl, along with their dog. A profusion of fresh comprise the garden, including roses, irises, gladiolas, pansies and dahlias. The sculpted youngsters are largely created with fine-cut strawflowers.
84. America's Cavalry
America's Cavalry is dedicated to the preservation of the U.S. Cavalry history and heritage. This mounted group is comprised of cavalry re-enactors from Colorado, Texas and California wearing authentic wool uniforms of American cavalry from 1833 to 1942.
85. The Arts Bring Families Together
Coachella Valley Art Alliance
Festival Artists
This is the first year for the Art Alliance in the Rose Parade. The float features a steel drum band. The Caribbean theme is achieved with roses, ginger and other tropical plants.
86. Pomona High School Marching Band (Arvada, Colo.)
This group of 209 performed in the 2001 New Year's Day Parade in London. The band has also performed at the Bands of America regionals and Grand Nationals and is a past Grand National Finalist.
87. Las Vegas Centennial 1905-2005
City of Las Vegas
Fiesta Parade Floats
The last time Las Vegas had a float in the Rose Parade was 1954, when the Desert Inn was the tallest building on the Strip. In this entry, celebrating the city's centennial, the float will honor the familial bonds shared among members of the local resort community.
88. Broken Horn Ropers
The Broken Horn Ropers have been together six years. Team members are students of Felix A. Lopez. The team is culturally diverse and multigenerational and has international members from England and Mexico.
89. We Are Family
Kiwanis International
Phoenix Decorating Co.
Kiwanis presents parade viewers with an ark of families, from giraffes and leopards to gazelles, zebras and eagles. The ark is created with redwood bark and palm fiber. The elephant is created with gray moss along with seeds and herbs.
90. Hellgate Marching Knights (Missoula, Mont.)
Montana schools rarely take part in competitive marching events — distance and weather being major factors. But this group of 177 is making its third appearance in the Rose Parade. Some of the same uniforms that were purchased new for earlier Rose Parade appearances are being worn in 2005.
91. Monkey Mischief
City of Sierra Madre
Sierra Madre Rose Float Association
A family of monkeys has the opportunity to escape from their zoo enclosure, but do not stray on this entry. Roses, gladiolas, orchids, tulips and iris are used, as well as various types of seeds and beans.
92. New Buffalo Soldiers
This nonprofit, mounted, historical re-enactment group was established in 1992 with a mission to educate the public about Company H 10th Regiment of the U.S. Calvary during the post-Civil War era and Indian Wars.
93. We Are Family, Two
Oddfellows and Rebekahs
Phoenix Decorating Co.
On this float a pair of furry, cuddly kittens tilt their heads from side to side, curiously eyeing all that the world around them has to offer. The kittens are created with uva and pampas grass, curly seaweed, strawflower, onion and sesame seed.
94. Los Angeles Unified School District Honor Band (Los Angeles)
In the 2003-04 school year, the 324-member All District Honor Band has performed at the 31st annual Band and Drill Team Championships, the Tournament of Roses Bandfest, Disneyland and in last year's Rose Parade.
95. Helping Generations See
LensCrafters Foundation
Phoenix Decorating Co.
Helping Generations See depicts gigantic replicas of the glasses that have been distributed to families around the world. The floragraph pictures in the lenses of the glasses are created with flower petals, mixtures of seeds, herbs and spices.
96. Painted Ladies Rodeo Performers
This group of horses is flashy and beautiful and gets lots of attention from crowds. They are very friendly, especially to little children, and they have many skills including reining, cutting, team penning, roping, western pleasure, trail riding and trick riding.
97. Together with Nature
City of Downey
Downey Rose Float Association
A group of friends raft down a mountain river where various wildlife critters abound and a waterfall can be seen. On this float dried materials including white rice, dried statice, seaweed, palm fiber, silver leaf, strawflower, poppy seed and white raw cotton are used.
98. El Dorado Golden Hawks Marching Band & Colorguard (Placentia)
The group, made up of 260 members, wears black and white with gold trim and red accents. They have won numerous sweepstakes at Southern California field and parade competitions and performed at the opening ceremony for the Sydney, Australia, Olympic Games.
99. Family Getaway
La Cañada Flintridge
La Cañada Flintridge Tournament of Roses Association
On this entry, decorated, designed and built by the community of La Cañada Flintridge, a family of frogs makes a quick getaway from a chef, who is intent on putting them on the menu.
100. War Horse & Militaria Heritage Foundation
Each year the War Horse and Militaria perform parades, public history shows, battle demonstrations and endurance rides. The War Horse & Militaria Heritage Foundation was established in 1999 and is part of the National Heritage Foundation.
101. Where Family Dreams Take Flight
Antelope Valley
Fiesta Parade Floats
The communities of the high desert celebrate the abundance of family recreational activities in their area. Warm sunset shades of chrysanthemums bring life to the canyon wall with accents of walnut shells, fino moss and lentils.
102. Benicia High School Panther Band (Benicia)
Benicia was the original state capital of California. In addition to many recent awards, the band's accomplishments include an invitation to perform at the White House.
103. Our Family of Friends
City of Whittier
Charisma Floats
An elephant and three friends have a tea party. The setting is a Victorian-style sitting room. Thousands of roses, carnations and mums are used as the main flowers on the float. Purple mums and pink carnations make the couch the elephant is sitting on look like velvet.
104. El Monte Mounted Police Unit
This unit is comprised of a broad spectrum of breeds, including quarter horses, appaloosa, Arabians, mustangs, pintos and mules. All of the horses are working horses.
