Biggle Horse book a Concise And Practical Treatise On the Horse Adapted to T
Biggle Horse book a Concise And Practical Treatise On the Horse Adapted to T
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For a balky horse the only persuaders that should be allowed are the spade and post. They should be carried in the wagon and the spade made to set the post at the horse's head wherever he makes his first stand. Here he should be firmly tied without unharnessing and left until thoroughly tired of standing. If he will not go on then without the whip he should be left several hours more, always without food or drink until he finds he is punishing himself, which almost any horse of intelligence wil...l conclude after standing from thirty to thirty-six hours. When the poor beast does start amiably, he should be praised and petted without stint. After a horse has reached twelve years of age, and perhaps balked and been abused for it most of this time, it may be doubtful if he can be reformed.
Some teamsters start a balky horse by taking him from the wagon and making him turn around in a short circle until giddy. If he doesn't go after the first dance of this sort re- peat the process.
)To cure a horse of rubbing his tail, wash the dock with warm water and good yellow soap (not soft soap), and thor- WHIMS AND VICES.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For a balky horse the only persuaders that should be allowed are the spade and post. They should be carried in the wagon and the spade made to set the post at the horse's head wherever he makes his first stand. Here he should be firmly tied without unharnessing and left until thoroughly tired of standing. If he will not go on then without the whip he should be left several hours more, always without food or drink until he finds he is punishing himself, which almost any horse of intelligence wil...l conclude after standing from thirty to thirty-six hours. When the poor beast does start amiably, he should be praised and petted without stint. After a horse has reached twelve years of age, and perhaps balked and been abused for it most of this time, it may be doubtful if he can be reformed.
Some teamsters start a balky horse by taking him from the wagon and making him turn around in a short circle until giddy. If he doesn't go after the first dance of this sort re- peat the process.
)To cure a horse of rubbing his tail, wash the dock with warm water and good yellow soap (not soft soap), and thor- WHIMS AND VICES.
What to read after Biggle Horse book a Concise And Practical Treatise On the Horse Adapted to T?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Biggle, Jacob to read onlineMoreLess
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