. The adventures of a gentleman in search of a horse. Horses. IN SEARCH OF A HORSE. 225 habit 0^ gibhing, or swerving from the direct line, by inattention to the collar; if it galls the shoulder, or presses on the windpipe, as often happens when it has not been made expressly for him, he resists the draught; when punished for resistance, he rears or kicks ; and if he thus vanquishes a timid driver, he will repeat the trick until it becomes habitual. The first repulse at starting, should lead to close exami- nation of the collar ; and indeed, it is a useful prac- tice, to see that " all is
. The adventures of a gentleman in search of a horse. Horses. IN SEARCH OF A HORSE. 225 habit 0^ gibhing, or swerving from the direct line, by inattention to the collar; if it galls the shoulder, or presses on the windpipe, as often happens when it has not been made expressly for him, he resists the draught; when punished for resistance, he rears or kicks ; and if he thus vanquishes a timid driver, he will repeat the trick until it becomes habitual. The first repulse at starting, should lead to close exami- nation of the collar ; and indeed, it is a useful prac- tice, to see that " all is right" at every journey : un- sound reins or traces may lead to serious mischief, with the most quiet team. It is not out of place to notice the injudicious manner of many riders, in managing their bridle on hilly roads. I lived at Hampstead for several years. 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 Stephen, George, Sir, 1794-1879. Philadelphia, Pa. : J. W. Moore
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