. Curb, snaffle, and spur : a method of training young horses for the cavalry service, and for general use under the saddle. Horses; Horsemanship; Horses. Jumping, 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 liofhtest of h
. Curb, snaffle, and spur : a method of training young horses for the cavalry service, and for general use under the saddle. Horses; Horsemanship; Horses. Jumping, 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 liofhtest 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. Boston, Mass. : Little, Brown, and Co.
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