Recruiting commenced and instructors were brought in from other RAC and Yeomanry units to raise the Horse from its "One Man Regiment" status from scratch. On 11 September, a Special Army Order transferred the regiment from the Cavalry of the Line to the Royal Armoured Corps (RAC). By November, 50 recruits had been trained and a further 30–40 were due to start training immediately.
Enlisting started, and instructors from other RAC and Yeomanry units were brought in to rebuild the Horse from its "One Man Regiment" status. On September 11, a Special Army Order relocated the regiment from the Cavalry of the Line to the Royal Armoured Corps (RAC). By November, 50 recruits had been trained, and an additional 30–40 were about to join.