Most women reenactors I've seen are cavalry here, if they stay away from right in the front of the audience and have hair up, its not usually noticeable, not sure if they participate in camp life demo, or just ride in the field reenactments.
Agree with that with the exception that, be realistic, with a modicum of focused observation anyone can pick out the female Cav -- very few of them spend much time on their visual impression, it's just not a priority. Their skill as riders is what's appreciated.
I will say that women observers at events tend to pick up on the clues of feminine comportment quicker than we (often clueless) men do.
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