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Thursday, 28 August 2014
Hooves@War: One Hundred Years Ago: Farrier Ted Garland Left Somerset England on a Dappled Grey Cob
Here's an interesting collection of photos of a farrier in World War I that has come to light. In a key image, you see a squadron of 200 local men and their horses departing for war from Shepton Mallet, Somerset on 14 August 1914. And the first man on the first horse is the farrier.
Farrier Ted Garland
The mounted soldier nearest the camera is Private Edward, or ‘Ted’ Garland. Ted was
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