Hand-book of Horsemanship and the habits and diseases of the horse and other animals . Present the umbrella or buffalo-robe, allowing him to smell ofit; then rub it across his nose and head; open it gently, at the same timeallow him to smell of it several times ; work gently till he becomes recon-ciled to it, and in a few lessons you will be able to use the umbrella in anyplace around him. To Break any Horse of Switching liis Tail. Place on the horse (as seen in the engraving) a collar and hames. Thenturn over the tail on the back, fastened with a cord so that it cannot slip,passing the ends d
Hand-book of Horsemanship and the habits and diseases of the horse and other animals . Present the umbrella or buffalo-robe, allowing him to smell ofit; then rub it across his nose and head; open it gently, at the same timeallow him to smell of it several times ; work gently till he becomes recon-ciled to it, and in a few lessons you will be able to use the umbrella in anyplace around him. To Break any Horse of Switching liis Tail. Place on the horse (as seen in the engraving) a collar and hames. Thenturn over the tail on the back, fastened with a cord so that it cannot slip,passing the ends down through the lower hame-rings, pulling the tail downon the back, snug and tight, and fastening to the hame-rings. Then placeon the horse a common surcingle to hold the cords in their proper places,turning the horse out in a close yard or barn floor, and let him or her kickor do as they please for nine hours or more, according to the strength ofcord in the tail; and at the end of that time you may untie the tail, andhave no fears of switching any more. HAND-BOOK OF HORSEMANSHIP m. TO BREAK HORSE AFRAID OF UMBRELLA OR BUFFALO ROBE.
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