Cross Country With Horse And Hound
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It is safe to say not one fall in a thousand is accompanied by injury; and that the greater number of falls are the fault of the rider there can be no doubt. Nine times out of ten a horse goes down because he is thrown by the rider, either 144 Cross Country with Horse and Hound from the rider's being himself out of balance or throwing his horse out. Think, after all, what an easy thing it is to overbalance a person when he is not on both feet. A sud- den swerve of the rider's body sideways in m...id-jump will be sure to land his horse with a fall or a scramble to regain his footing. Similarly a lurch of the rider's body back- ward at the take-off retards the action of the horse and makes him jump short, so that even if he clear the obstacle with his fore feet his hind legs are caught on the fence.
Again, by an improper seat, if the rider's body lurches heavily forward as the mount lands, the horse is thrown on his head and a somersault is the result. On the other hand, when a horse is given perfect freedom of rein in clearing an obstacle, and his rider sits him by balance, a spill is well- nigh impossible.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It is safe to say not one fall in a thousand is accompanied by injury; and that the greater number of falls are the fault of the rider there can be no doubt. Nine times out of ten a horse goes down because he is thrown by the rider, either 144 Cross Country with Horse and Hound from the rider's being himself out of balance or throwing his horse out. Think, after all, what an easy thing it is to overbalance a person when he is not on both feet. A sud- den swerve of the rider's body sideways in m...id-jump will be sure to land his horse with a fall or a scramble to regain his footing. Similarly a lurch of the rider's body back- ward at the take-off retards the action of the horse and makes him jump short, so that even if he clear the obstacle with his fore feet his hind legs are caught on the fence.
Again, by an improper seat, if the rider's body lurches heavily forward as the mount lands, the horse is thrown on his head and a somersault is the result. On the other hand, when a horse is given perfect freedom of rein in clearing an obstacle, and his rider sits him by balance, a spill is well- nigh impossible.
What to read after Cross Country With Horse And Hound?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Frank Sherman Peer to read onlineMoreLess
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