This documentary reveals the extraordinary story of the million British horses who served in World War I, a tale even more epic than "War Horse." Racing commentator Brough Scott recounts the history of his grandfather, General Jack Seely, and his horse Warrior, who became the war's most famous equine. The British Army envisioned a quick victory with its cavalry, but mechanized trench warfare changed everything. Instead, these heavy horses were vital for transporting supplies to the front lines. A quarter of a million perished from injuries and disease. Yet, the powerful connection between horse and rider helped them endure the brutal conditions of battles like the Somme and Passchendaele.
