Curb Snaffle And Spur a Method of Training Young Horses for the Cavalry Servi
Curb Snaffle And Spur a Method of Training Young Horses for the Cavalry Servi
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To teach the movement, say to the right, the horse should be united between hand and heels ; the head of the horse should then be slightly bent to the right, and the forehand moved about the croup by the action of the reins, the increased tension upon the right rein being measured by the left, the left leg of the rider holding the croup in place, and inducing the movement of the left hind leg of the horse ; when the half-circle has been made, Movements upon Two Paths.
59 the horse should be put... straight in the new position and rewarded.
The low pirouette to the left may be made in the same manner, the right and left aids being LOW PIROUETTE.
interchanged, the head of the horse slightly bent to the left, the left hind leg being the pivot.
The horse should also be practised in bending the. Head to the right and to the left, while in the walk, upon direct lines, and upon circumferences 60 Curb, Snaffle, and Spur.
of circles. As a rule, this bend should not be very great, as the rider must avoid teaching the horse to throw its head too far to either side ; but the forehand must be so supple that, should the rider require it, he can turn the head so far that the horse looks to the rear.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To teach the movement, say to the right, the horse should be united between hand and heels ; the head of the horse should then be slightly bent to the right, and the forehand moved about the croup by the action of the reins, the increased tension upon the right rein being measured by the left, the left leg of the rider holding the croup in place, and inducing the movement of the left hind leg of the horse ; when the half-circle has been made, Movements upon Two Paths.
59 the horse should be put... straight in the new position and rewarded.
The low pirouette to the left may be made in the same manner, the right and left aids being LOW PIROUETTE.
interchanged, the head of the horse slightly bent to the left, the left hind leg being the pivot.
The horse should also be practised in bending the. Head to the right and to the left, while in the walk, upon direct lines, and upon circumferences 60 Curb, Snaffle, and Spur.
of circles. As a rule, this bend should not be very great, as the rider must avoid teaching the horse to throw its head too far to either side ; but the forehand must be so supple that, should the rider require it, he can turn the head so far that the horse looks to the rear.
What to read after Curb Snaffle And Spur a Method of Training Young Horses for the Cavalry Servi?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Edward Lowell Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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