Willa Rose, now known as major Juno, and Ed, now Major Apollo, grew up on the farm before catching the eye of the Royal household cavalry. (Image: Dyfed Shire Horse Farm)Both have followed in the footsteps of Juno’s uncle Celt, Major Mercury who was senior drum horse in the Household Cavalry. Mark Cole, of the Dyfed Shire Horse Farm, said:“We have had really good crowds and good hwyl, it’s gone really well. (Image: Western Telegraph)Retired Lance Corporal Sherwood of the Royal Horse Guards trades stories with Trooper Scott. (Image: Dyfed Shire Horse Farm)“Both of them grew up on the farm and learnt their trade here before they went on to do great things.