How Medieval Armies Cared for Their Warhorses - Medievalists.net
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The management of warhorses was as crucial to medieval warfare as the knights themselves. They required complex care and resources, highlighting the essential support roles in campaigns.
Musters played a key role in organizing and assessing horses for military campaigns. Appraisers ensured that only healthy candidates would support the knights in battle.
Feeding these magnificent animals was logistically challenging; a single warhorse required half a bushel of oats daily, showcasing the immense resource management involved in maintaining an army.
Beyond mere beasts of burden, warhorses were vital to knights' identity and effectiveness in battles, making their care and management indispensable for success in medieval warfare.
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