Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 175. Magners Rope Casting Rig. and fix it there by a simple knot with both ropes around it (h).ISText put the doubled portion of rope (a) (b) under the tail(c). ISTow twist this rope two or three times and bring thering to its place, about 8 inches to the right of back. Figure 176 represents Magners leather casting rig 177 represents the rope rig applied and in action. Thenear fore foot is raised and attached to b


Restraint of domestic animals; a book for the use of students and practitioners; 312 illustrations from pen drawings and 26 half tones from original photographs . Fig. 175. Magners Rope Casting Rig. and fix it there by a simple knot with both ropes around it (h).ISText put the doubled portion of rope (a) (b) under the tail(c). ISTow twist this rope two or three times and bring thering to its place, about 8 inches to the right of back. Figure 176 represents Magners leather casting rig 177 represents the rope rig applied and in action. Thenear fore foot is raised and attached to body girth by Magnersknee strap, Figure 33. When using the rope crupper it isnecessary to wrap same with some kind of soft cloth to preventchafing, l^ext put on a strong halter with nose band well downon the nose and draw it up rather close, back of the jaw. ITowtake a strong cord or small rope 20 feet in length and fasten one ISO EESTKAINT OF DOMESTIC Fig. 176. Magners Leather Casting Rig Applied.


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