Warrior Trail

'Warrior was dubbed the “Horse the Germans Could Not Kill” by the newspapers of his era having survived some of the First World War’s most famous conflicts. He was first led into battle in 1914 by General Jack Seely, who was a great friend of Winston Churchill. He was raised and trained on the Isle of Wight, and upon his return to the Island in 1918 he became a local hero – even going on to win The Lightweight Race at the Isle of Wight Point to Point in 1922.'