[1][4] The squadrons in Saskatoon and Allan were pre-existing and were transferred from the 22nd Saskatchewan Light Horse.
[2] On 6 August 1914, details from the 29th Light Horse were placed on active service for local protection duties.
[5] On 15 December 1936, as a result of the 1936 Canadian Militia reorganization, the 18th Canadian Light Horse was converted from cavalry to artillery, amalgamated with 67th Field Battery, RCA, and redesignated as the 67th (Rosetown) Field Battery, RCA.
[8] When first formed, the officers and other ranks of the 29th Light Horse for their full-dress uniform wore a scarlet serge frock with scarlet collar facings and yellow shoulder straps and dark blue pantaloons with double yellow stripes.
[9] After the First World War when the regiment was redesignated as the 18th Canadian Light Horse, their full-dress uniform was simplified to a scarlet tunic with yellow facings.