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Where Did the Tradition of a Saddled, Riderless Horse in a Military Funeral Come From?

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Where Did the Tradition of a Saddled, Riderless Horse in a Military Funeral Come From?

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The riderless horse in a military funeral was an ancient custom practised by the Romans. A soldier and his horse trained to fight as one unit in battle, making it almost impossible for the animal to have another master. If a soldier retired, so did his horse. For the same reason, if the soldier died in combat, the horse followed

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