| Active | 1643 to 1645 |
| Country | England |
| Allegiance | Royalist |
| Conflicts | First Civil War |
| Type | Horse |
| Colonel | Ferdinando Stanhope |
| John Barnard | |
| Area Raised | Derbyshire |
| Flag Colour | |
| Flag Design | |
| Field Armies | Loughborough 1643-5 |
Later Colonel John Barnard’s Regiment of Horse
Royalist regiment of horse serving with Lord Loughborough’s forces in the First Civil War
The regiment was based on a troop of horse that Ferdinando Stanhope led north from Oxford in March 1643, it may have included troops raised by his father, the Earl of Chesterfield, who had just surrendered at Lichfield.. Stanhope led the regiment in the Midlands but was killed in a skirmish near Nottingham in December 1644. The horse then appear to have joined Stanhope’s old regiment of foot in Herefordshire under Col. Barnard. In July 1645 Barnard was besieged at Canon Frome in Herefordshire by the Scots army. During the siege General Laurence Crawford was killed, which so enraged the Scots that they massacred most of the garrison of seventy when they successfully stormed it.