The 46p stamp from Ireland's 1987 "Trams" set of four depicts the Galway and Salthill Tramway, which operated from 1879-1918.
From Wikipedia, The tramway relied heavily on the tourist trade, which was drawn by the possibility of excursions to the Arran Islands by the Galway Bay Steamboat Company. The reliance on the tourist trade resulted in a slump in the company's fortune during the First World War and many of the company
horses were commandeered by the British Army in 1917 for the war effort. The company was wound up in 1918."
Question: Is a commandeered horse a draft horse?
