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The author surveys historical campaigns and regional equine types to argue that small horses and ponies offer superior hardiness, endurance, and efficiency for mounted light troops. Chapters examine performance of native and imported small horses in conflicts across Crimea, South Africa, the Sudan, Siberia, India, North Africa, Morocco, East Asia, Australia, and North America, and recount notable riding exploits. The work evaluates comparative feeding, climate resilience, and speed, assesses breeding stock and methods, and concludes with recommendations for developing a domestic small-warhorse type suited to future army needs.
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