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Outing . Copyright, Illustrations BureauA FINE, BOLD FENCER. NOTE THE PROPULSION THAT HAS BEEN GIVENBY THE HIND LIMBS AND THE EXTENSION OF THE HORSES HEAD ANDNECK. THE RIDERS WEIGHT IS PRACTICALLY OVER THE HORSES CENTEROF GRAVITY. THE RIDER IS IN A POSITION TO LEAN HIS WEIGHT BACK ORREMAIN IN THE SAME POSITION AS CIRCUMSTANCES REQUIRE Italian at Pinerolo, and the Russian atSt. Petersburg, the mounts are putthrough a course of training that com-bines infinite patience with forward-looking intelligence. The care withwhich the work is done is shown bya report from an English cavalrymanwho spent s
Outing . Copyright, Illustrations BureauA FINE, BOLD FENCER. NOTE THE PROPULSION THAT HAS BEEN GIVENBY THE HIND LIMBS AND THE EXTENSION OF THE HORSES HEAD ANDNECK. THE RIDERS WEIGHT IS PRACTICALLY OVER THE HORSES CENTEROF GRAVITY. THE RIDER IS IN A POSITION TO LEAN HIS WEIGHT BACK ORREMAIN IN THE SAME POSITION AS CIRCUMSTANCES REQUIRE Italian at Pinerolo, and the Russian atSt. Petersburg, the mounts are putthrough a course of training that com-bines infinite patience with forward-looking intelligence. The care withwhich the work is done is shown bya report from an English cavalrymanwho spent some time observing themethods at Pinerolo. He said: then raise the bar a notch at a the first six weeks at Pinerolo thebar was never raised more than one footfrom the ground. The Italian motto and progression. The finalresult is that no horse ever refuses orrushes. In England the grand end and aim ofthe schooling of jumpers is the hunting. SHOWING THE NECESSITY FOR A FREE HEAD WHEN THE HORSE IS ACTUALLYJUMPING. THE HORSES BALANCE IS WRONG AS THE WEIGHT IS NOT BROUGHTSUFFICIENTLY FAR FORWARD, CAUSING AN OBVIOUS EFFORT ON THE PART OFTHE HORSE. IF THE HEAD WAS LOWERED HE COULD MORE EASILY RAISEHIS HIND QUARTERS AND THEN EXTEND HIS FORE LIMBS WHEN LANDING
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