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Gisborne Times, Volume LXXIII, Issue 11826, 6 January 1933, Page 3

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“Celebrated War Horses/’ is the j subject of an article by Mr. .T. Paine, in the '‘Cavalry -Journal,” published by the Royal United States Institution. The writer says that the horse that deserved as much praise for its Avar service was '‘Copenhagen,” the Duke of Wellington’s horse and “Marengo,’’ which was ridden by Napoleon, was "Vonolel,” the white Arab charger which carried Holcl-Marshal Karl Roberts in his famous march from Kabul to Kandahar. It had seen considerable service in India, and shared with Lord Roberts the honour of wearing the Afghan medal with four clasps and the bronze star awarded to ail who took part in that celebrated march. A. few troop horses, too, have been awarded war decorations. At the end of the. South .African War the Household Cavalry had only one troop horse which had survived the campaign'. It belonged to the 2nd Life, Guards, and wore the Queen’s' medal, hearing five clasps, including the Relief of Kirobeilev.

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