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1st Horse (Skinner's Horse)
The 1st Horse, commonly referred to as Skinner's Horse, is a distinguished cavalry regiment of the Indian Army, known for its rich history and notable contributions to military operations since its inception in 1857. Established during the Indian Rebellion of 1857, the regiment was named after Lieutenant Colonel James Skinner, a prominent figure in the British Indian Army and an esteemed soldier of Indian heritage. Originating as a part of the irregular cavalry, Skinner's Horse played a critical role in various campaigns, including the Anglo-Afghan Wars and World War I. Today, it continues to be an active regiment, engaging in ceremonial duties and maintaining its legacy while adapting to contemporary warfare and strategic needs within the Indian Army.