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Sheridan Horse. Presented by officers of the 2nd michigan cavalry to general sheridan in rienzi, mississippi, in 1862, this black horse was ridden by him in nearly. The horse is now in the collection of the smithsonian's national museum of american history. In fact, sheridan changed the name of his horse to winchester because of the episode. This steed’s exploits became immortalized in prose. He was three years old, was jet black with three white fetlocks, and stood 16. This horse was presented to general philip sheridan by the officers of the second michigan cavalry in 1862. Union general phil sheridan loved his horse so much, he had the animal stuffed when it finally died, after heroically fighting in. Phil sheridan named the horse rienzi, after the mississippi town in which sheridan's troops had been encamped, and rode him over the next three years through 45 engagements including 19 pitched. During the american civil war, rienzi was union general philip sheridan’s favorite horse. He was stuffed and mounted after he died in 1878, and presented to sheridan.

During the american civil war, rienzi was union general philip sheridan’s favorite horse. This steed’s exploits became immortalized in prose. He was three years old, was jet black with three white fetlocks, and stood 16. Presented by officers of the 2nd michigan cavalry to general sheridan in rienzi, mississippi, in 1862, this black horse was ridden by him in nearly. This horse was presented to general philip sheridan by the officers of the second michigan cavalry in 1862. In fact, sheridan changed the name of his horse to winchester because of the episode. Union general phil sheridan loved his horse so much, he had the animal stuffed when it finally died, after heroically fighting in. Phil sheridan named the horse rienzi, after the mississippi town in which sheridan's troops had been encamped, and rode him over the next three years through 45 engagements including 19 pitched. He was stuffed and mounted after he died in 1878, and presented to sheridan. The horse is now in the collection of the smithsonian's national museum of american history.

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Sheridan Horse During the american civil war, rienzi was union general philip sheridan’s favorite horse. He was three years old, was jet black with three white fetlocks, and stood 16. During the american civil war, rienzi was union general philip sheridan’s favorite horse. The horse is now in the collection of the smithsonian's national museum of american history. He was stuffed and mounted after he died in 1878, and presented to sheridan. This horse was presented to general philip sheridan by the officers of the second michigan cavalry in 1862. This steed’s exploits became immortalized in prose. Presented by officers of the 2nd michigan cavalry to general sheridan in rienzi, mississippi, in 1862, this black horse was ridden by him in nearly. Union general phil sheridan loved his horse so much, he had the animal stuffed when it finally died, after heroically fighting in. In fact, sheridan changed the name of his horse to winchester because of the episode. Phil sheridan named the horse rienzi, after the mississippi town in which sheridan's troops had been encamped, and rode him over the next three years through 45 engagements including 19 pitched.