The Modern Art of Taming Wild Horses
The Modern Art of Taming Wild Horses
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Never attempt to pull the colt into the stable ; that would make him think at once that it was a dangerous place, and if he was not afraid of it before he would be then. Besides, we do not want him to know anything about pulling on the halter.
CJolts are often hurt, and sometimes killed, by trying to force them into the stable ; and those who attempt to do it in that way go into an up-hill business, when a plain smooth road is before them.
If you want to hitch your colt, put him in a tolerably ...wide stall, which should not be too long, and should be connected by a bar or something of that kind to the partition behind it ; so that, after the colt is in, he cannot get far enough back to take a straight, backward pull on the halter ; then, by hitching him in the centre of the stall, it would be impossible for him to pull on the halter, the partition behind preventing him from going back, and the halter in the centre checking him every time he turns to the right or left. In a stall of this kind you can break any horse to stand hitched by a light strap, anywhere, without his ever knowing 42 TO ACCUSTOM ▲ HOBSE TO A BIT.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Never attempt to pull the colt into the stable ; that would make him think at once that it was a dangerous place, and if he was not afraid of it before he would be then. Besides, we do not want him to know anything about pulling on the halter.
CJolts are often hurt, and sometimes killed, by trying to force them into the stable ; and those who attempt to do it in that way go into an up-hill business, when a plain smooth road is before them.
If you want to hitch your colt, put him in a tolerably ...wide stall, which should not be too long, and should be connected by a bar or something of that kind to the partition behind it ; so that, after the colt is in, he cannot get far enough back to take a straight, backward pull on the halter ; then, by hitching him in the centre of the stall, it would be impossible for him to pull on the halter, the partition behind preventing him from going back, and the halter in the centre checking him every time he turns to the right or left. In a stall of this kind you can break any horse to stand hitched by a light strap, anywhere, without his ever knowing 42 TO ACCUSTOM ▲ HOBSE TO A BIT.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J S John Solomon Rarey to read onlineMoreLess
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