French Revolutionary Republican Cavalry in the Vendee Rebellion?

[SJWi]

Good morning. I'm looking for some advice. Over the past few years I have built up Vendean Royalist and Republican forces for a Sharp Practice project using Sharp Practice. My knowledge is pretty sketchy but so far so good. I know both sides used limited numbers of cavalry and so far haven't bothered with any for the Republicans. However I now see that Perry have released a range of Chasseur a Cheval is various uniforms and was wondering if anyone knows if they would be suitable candidates for a Republican cavley unit in the Vendee? If not what sort of cavalry were deployed there?

Thanks.

[Calvin59]

To answer your question, there were several Republican cavalry units during the War in the Vendée.
There were the 10th and 11th Hussars, the 19th Chasseurs à Cheval, and the Hussars of Death, which later became the 14th Chasseurs à Cheval. 

[Calvin59]

This unit was created in june 1792 and fought at Valmy. In 1793 with the Hussards de l’Egalité, they formed the 14th regiment of Chasseurs à Cheval. They fought during the civil war in Vendée using the same uniform . 

[Peterem]

My favourite unit has long been the cavalry of the Legion Germanique, with its "piquers" or "piconniers" - effectively lance-armed chasseurs a cheval; and the much-debated "cuirassiers legers"  who despite many depictions on the net probably never wore armour in the Vendee. They didn't last long in 1793, but much detail here: https://revolutionsehrietranger.wordpress.com/legion-germanique/