Wal·er also wal·er (w  l r)n. A light saddle horse of mixed breed developed in Australia and exported to the British military forces in India during the 19th century. [After New South Wales, a state of southeast Australia.] |
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| " or Hogan-Yale of the White Hussars, leading his squadron for all it was worth, with the price of horseshoes thrown in; or "Tick" Boileau, trying to live up to his fierce blue and gold turban while the wasps of the Bengal Cavalry stretched to a gallop in the wake of the long, lollopping Walers of the White Hussars. |
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