Horsemanship for Women
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As a preventive, however, it is an excellent plan to bathe the back with cold water, afterwards carefully rubbing dry.
The several instruments of torture represented in the . A-?- THE WALK (COLT IN TRAINING).
above cut are the dumb-jockey upon the horse's back, the cavesson around his nose, and the lunging-cord in the hands of the groom — to whom the artist has very prop- erly given the countenance of one who, had he lived in old times, would have lent a hand at the rack or the iron boot withou...t wincing. The dumb-jockey has elastic MOUNTED. 47 reins, which are adjusted so as to hold the head in the proper position. The cavesson is a broad leather band, stiffened with iron, which is fastened around the nose just where the cartilage joins the bone, so that a tug upon it causes great pain, and will bring anything but determined vice to submission. These appliances are usually only the resort of laziness or ignorance, for none of them can for a moment compare with the human hand ; and in fact they effect no saving in time, for it is not safe to leave a horse a minute alone with a dumb- jockey on his back, as he may rear and fall over back- ward at the risk of his life.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As a preventive, however, it is an excellent plan to bathe the back with cold water, afterwards carefully rubbing dry.
The several instruments of torture represented in the . A-?- THE WALK (COLT IN TRAINING).
above cut are the dumb-jockey upon the horse's back, the cavesson around his nose, and the lunging-cord in the hands of the groom — to whom the artist has very prop- erly given the countenance of one who, had he lived in old times, would have lent a hand at the rack or the iron boot withou...t wincing. The dumb-jockey has elastic MOUNTED. 47 reins, which are adjusted so as to hold the head in the proper position. The cavesson is a broad leather band, stiffened with iron, which is fastened around the nose just where the cartilage joins the bone, so that a tug upon it causes great pain, and will bring anything but determined vice to submission. These appliances are usually only the resort of laziness or ignorance, for none of them can for a moment compare with the human hand ; and in fact they effect no saving in time, for it is not safe to leave a horse a minute alone with a dumb- jockey on his back, as he may rear and fall over back- ward at the risk of his life.
What to read after Horsemanship for Women?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Theodore Hoe Mead to read onlineMoreLess
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