Small Horses in Warfare
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Captain L. E. Nolan, in Cavalry History and Tactics (1860), gives an account of an experimental march made by 200 of the 1 5th Hussars from Bangalore to Hyderabad and back, 800 miles. The objects of the march were to test the capabilities of the troop horses and to ascertain if there were 2 i8 anything to choose between stallions and geldings in respect of endurance. To arrive at a solution of the latter question, one hun- dred of the men were mounted on entires and the other hundred on horses ...which had been castrated only six months pre- viously, regardless of age, for the purpose of making the experiment. The squadrons marched to their destina- tion, took part in field-days and pageants, and started to reach Bangalore by forced marches ; they accomplished the last 180 miles at a rate of thirty miles per day, bringing in only one led horse, the remainder being perfectly sound and fit for further work. One horse, a 14. 3 Persian, carried a corporal who, with his accoutrements, rode 22 stone 7 Ibs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Captain L. E. Nolan, in Cavalry History and Tactics (1860), gives an account of an experimental march made by 200 of the 1 5th Hussars from Bangalore to Hyderabad and back, 800 miles. The objects of the march were to test the capabilities of the troop horses and to ascertain if there were 2 i8 anything to choose between stallions and geldings in respect of endurance. To arrive at a solution of the latter question, one hun- dred of the men were mounted on entires and the other hundred on horses ...which had been castrated only six months pre- viously, regardless of age, for the purpose of making the experiment. The squadrons marched to their destina- tion, took part in field-days and pageants, and started to reach Bangalore by forced marches ; they accomplished the last 180 miles at a rate of thirty miles per day, bringing in only one led horse, the remainder being perfectly sound and fit for further work. One horse, a 14. 3 Persian, carried a corporal who, with his accoutrements, rode 22 stone 7 Ibs.
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