. Curb, snaffle, and spur : a method of training young horses for the cavalry service, and for general use under the saddle. Horsemanship; Horses; CHR 1894; PRO Pearson, Leonard (bookplate) (donor); PRO Carpenter (autograph). Jtijnpzng. 123 impede the horse in its efforts to land safely, and yet if the horse seeks some support it must find it. Should the horse ever refuse a leap, or get into the habit of jumping carelessly, it should be. THE FIRST LEAP OF A YOUNG HORSE. put back to the early lessons. But it will be the fault of the rider if a horse once properly trained ever becomes disorderly
. Curb, snaffle, and spur : a method of training young horses for the cavalry service, and for general use under the saddle. Horsemanship; Horses; CHR 1894; PRO Pearson, Leonard (bookplate) (donor); PRO Carpenter (autograph). Jtijnpzng. 123 impede the horse in its efforts to land safely, and yet if the horse seeks some support it must find it. Should the horse ever refuse a leap, or get into the habit of jumping carelessly, it should be. THE FIRST LEAP OF A YOUNG HORSE. put back to the early lessons. But it will be the fault of the rider if a horse once properly trained ever becomes disorderly in leaping. Only riders with the firmest of seats and the lightest of hands should use the curb-bit in. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Anderson, Edward L. (Edward Lowell), 1842-1916; Fairman Rogers Collection (University of Pennsylvania) PU. Boston : Little, Brown, and Company
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