Two horses, Gus and Duke, will be sworn in as members of the San Francisco Police Department mounted unit at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Fred C. Egan Police Stables in Golden Gate Park, according to the SFPD.
San Francisco police announced on Tuesday that the department is welcoming two new members of the equestrian variety.
SFPD policy requires horses to be"extremely well broke and gentle, along with being of sound mind and in top physical condition." The SFPD's policies disqualify 99% of potential candidate horses, and candidates that do qualify are required to go through a trial in which they are exposed to practically all environments present within San Francisco, according to the SFPD.
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