The regiment sailed on the Victorian on 22nd January 1901. On arrival they were put into Colonel Bethune's brigade, and their doings are practically the same as those of the 1st King's Dragoon Guards, to whose heading reference is made.

The regiment had frequently sharp fighting in the Orange River Colony, particularly in the Vrede district, but seems to have escaped with a comparatively light casualty list.

During the campaign 2 officers were mentioned in Lord Kitchener's despatches for good work in the Orange River Colony; 2 officers were mentioned in Lord Roberts' despatches of 2nd April and 4th September 1901, they having been employed outside the regiment; and in his final despatch Lord Kitchener mentioned 2 officers, 2 non-commissioned officers, and 1 private.

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Surname	Forename/inits	Regimental no	Rank	Notes
Adams	W	3363	Private	QSA (5). Source: QSA medal rolls
Addy	T	4011	Private	QSA (5). Source: QSA medal rolls
Afflick	T H	4620	Private	QSA (2). Also 'J.H. Affleck' on E.C. Roll. Source: QSA medal rolls
Alcock	E	5258	Private	Demise: Died 12 Aug 1904 Place: Harrismith Source: In Memoriam by S Watt
Alderdice	F	4202	Private	QSA (3). Died of enteric, Bloemfontein, 03 Sep 01. Source: QSA medal rolls
Alderdice	F	4202	Private	Demise: Died of disease 03 Sep 1901 Place: Bloemfontein Source: In Memoriam by S Watt
Alderdice	F	4202	Trooper	Died of disease. Bloemfontein, 3 September 1901 Source: South African Field Force Casualty Roll
Aldridge	R	4134	Private	QSA (5). Source: QSA medal rolls
Allen	W H	4864	Private	QSA (2). To 4th Dragoon Guards No. 5137. Source: QSA medal rolls
Allison	G	4486	Private	QSA (4). Source: QSA medal rolls
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