. The education of the horse. Horses. OUTHING T IS a very difficult feat for even an expert horseman to properly "mouth" a horse by using a severe bit. The mouth, when the horse is fully educated, should retain its normal con- ditions and whilst responsive to the slightest touch should have no fear of it. It is urged to strongly im- press on the reader that jerking or in any way harshly handling the mouth w\\\ onh' result in a hard-mouthed horse or one that will act as if he were devoid of feel- ing in this PAGE 26. Please note that these images are extracted from scanne
. The education of the horse. Horses. OUTHING T IS a very difficult feat for even an expert horseman to properly "mouth" a horse by using a severe bit. The mouth, when the horse is fully educated, should retain its normal con- ditions and whilst responsive to the slightest touch should have no fear of it. It is urged to strongly im- press on the reader that jerking or in any way harshly handling the mouth w\\\ onh' result in a hard-mouthed horse or one that will act as if he were devoid of feel- ing in this PAGE 26. 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 Neal, Walter John. [from old catalog]. [Garland, Mont. ] W. J. Neal
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