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Alderley Waler History NEWSLETTER 48 / 2016 Alderley Waler History Alderley Station was settled in 1831 by the Australian to catapult the Australian Waler Horse into legend. October Agricultural Company as a horse breeding stud. The famed 31st, 1917, marks the cataclysmic event that the Waler today historic ‘Alderley House’ was erected between 1830 – 1831 by is most famous for, and demonstrates spectacularly, and Convict labour for the station’s farrier, groom and vet – former tragically, the outstanding strength and endurance for which it Irish Policeman Mr. Francis McNally and his family. was bred; when two regiments of the Australian Light Horse, the 4th and the 12th, charged over six kilometres of open Then, the locality claimed no less than 1,143 acres of land, but desert ground against the Turkish and German defences of today Alderley’s land is just 12 acres and the property hosts Beersheba – Palestine, in a daring and desperate attack to a boutique vineyard, producing Chambourcin and Verdelho save the British from a disastrous defeat. It is renowned as the grapes. This article will consider the history of the famed last great successful cavalry charge in history. Australian horses that once called Alderley home – The Waler. For a time after, the Australian horse trade continued, but The Waler first began development during the very early the introduction of efficient and affordable motorised means years of Australian Colonial history, their roots stemming from of transportation and machinery saw a rapid decrease in the the many and diverse breeds imported for use by the young need for horses, and by the 1950s commercial breeding of colony. At this point in time the Waler was not a breed, and Walers had ultimately dissipated. By the 1960s the Waler, had yet to develop into a distinguishable type – rather, they once eulogised as one of the greatest cavalry horses in were simply the ‘Australian’ horses; mixed bloods cross- history, became an anachronism, and was pushed to the very bred to create a superior working horse better suited to the brink of extinction. unforgiving Australian environment. In 1986 the Waler became formally recognised as a breed. It wasn’t until the mid-1800s, following a boom in demand In 2014, Alderley once again saw the return of their beloved for the Australian-bred horse from other countries and the Walers in the form of a lovely black mare of strong Waler establishment of a thriving international horse trade, that heritage “Juroki Jenna”. Since then, the birth of her son, the Waler earnt its name. The term ‘Waler’ was a nickname “Alderley Remembers Beersheba”, born on November 1st coined by the British to describe the horses being imported 2016, seeing Alderley re-established as a Waler stud – the very from New South Wales (which at that time made up reason for which it was built. Australia’s entire East Coast), to India for use as remounts for the cavalry, artillery, and as carriage and sport horses for both --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- the British Army and the Raj in India. Special thanks to Colin Davidson for sharing his time and knowledge While favour and demand for Walers among buyers from all over the world during the 1800s was continuing to blossom, Kayla Mills © 2016 it was the outbreak of the First World War in 1914 that was WHOBAA Website Administrator www.walerhorses.org R & R PROPERTY T 02 4994 5766 www.randrproperty.com.au The Festive Season is once again almost upon us! Help us bring joy to children in need and MAKE A DIFFERENCE. We will be again working with The Dungog Neighbourhood Centre who assists families throughout the Stroud and Dungog district. If you would like to donate to the R&R Giving Tree, unwrapped gifts can be placed under the tree up until Friday 9th December 2016. * Due to space restrictions we have omitted our SOLD properties this month. 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