Curb, Snaffle, And Spur
Curb, Snaffle, And Spur
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After the horse has been taught to pass "in head to the wall," and "in croup to the wall," smoothly and regularly, it should be made to perform travers and renvers away from the wall, when the rider must depend wholly upon the hand and the heels. In these movements to either hand upon two paths, the shoulder of the rider upon the side of the movement should be slightly retired : that is, in travers or renvers to the right, the right shoulder of the rider should be retired ; in travers or renver...s to the left, the left shoulder should be retired.
There is a movement practised in most armies qalled schlissen, or "closing up," in which the horse is made to pass to the right or to the left upon two paths, with the body straight across the line of direction ; but this is objectionable by reason that the horse is apt to knock its legs.
Intervals can be readily closed by the oblique movements, and awkward interferences of the horse's legs are avoided.
s ia>att II.
IN THE DOUBLE-REINED BRIDLE.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After the horse has been taught to pass "in head to the wall," and "in croup to the wall," smoothly and regularly, it should be made to perform travers and renvers away from the wall, when the rider must depend wholly upon the hand and the heels. In these movements to either hand upon two paths, the shoulder of the rider upon the side of the movement should be slightly retired : that is, in travers or renvers to the right, the right shoulder of the rider should be retired ; in travers or renver...s to the left, the left shoulder should be retired.
There is a movement practised in most armies qalled schlissen, or "closing up," in which the horse is made to pass to the right or to the left upon two paths, with the body straight across the line of direction ; but this is objectionable by reason that the horse is apt to knock its legs.
Intervals can be readily closed by the oblique movements, and awkward interferences of the horse's legs are avoided.
s ia>att II.
IN THE DOUBLE-REINED BRIDLE.
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